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Critter project

Comingled recycling simplifies the recycling process by allowing individuals to recycle without sorting items, making it more accessible for everyone. Many agree that promoting this method could encourage higher participation rates. In schools, such as those in Fairfax County, recycling requirements for mixed paper and cardboard contribute to energy-saving initiatives, with green schools using 33% less energy and 32% less water per year. This not only promotes sustainability but also helps reduce waste and conserve resources for our planet's future.

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Critter project

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  1. Critter project Peter Lord

  2. Comingled recycling • Is recycling where you don’t have to sort the items that you are recycling • This makes it very simple to do I think everyone should do this

  3. Opinions about comingled recycling • Nathan’s opinion- This is great, we should try to get more people to do this. • Dylan’s opinion- It is a good idea.

  4. There are recycling cans in the hallways.

  5. We need to fix the sinks in the bathroom. They are constantly running.

  6. There is a large crack at the bottom of the door where heat can easily escape. This is a large waste of energy.

  7. Schools that recycle • Fairfax county schools are required to recycle mixed paper and cardboard. • Green schools use 33% less energy per year and 32% less water per year

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