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Learn How to Recycle Right
Rating: 4.4 out of 5(22 ratings)
692 students

Learn How to Recycle Right

Navigating the confusion of recycling.
Created byJay Whittaker
Last updated 4/2023
English

What you'll learn

  • The history of waste in America
  • How recycling works
  • What is not recycled.
  • What is recycled and should be placed in the recycling cart.

Course content

7 sections7 lectures1h 12m total length
  • Introduction13:14

    The history of waste in America.

Requirements

  • A desire to take responsibility for your waste

Description

Hello! You want to recycle, right? Well, I'm here to help you navigate the confusion that surrounds recycling and teach you to recycle right. You may have questions like, why is the recycling symbol on this if I can't recycle it? Or simply, is this recyclable? What do I do with batteries and lightbulbs? etc. In this course you will learn the history of trash in America and why it is so opaque. You will learn how recycling works, what plastic resins are recyclable, why we need clean streams of recycling, and why we should care about recycling. You will learn about wishcycling, and how to avoid it, what is recyclable, and ultimately answer the question: is recycling worth it. Then you can share all of this important knowledge with your friends and family!

I started this recycling training for the food service industry and soon realized that this information would be very helpful to the public at large. I received my AS in Recycling and Resource Management and interned with the U.S. Plastics Pact, a non-profit committed to assisting large brands to reduce their plastic footprint. I have been trained as a TRUE Zero Waste Advisor, and recently started my own non-profit, Recycle Right. I hope you enjoy this course!

Who this course is for:

  • Everyone that wants a cleaner earth and less waste.