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| * Expand history section, esp. war-time efforts | |||
| * Expansion (Plastic is missing from several sections) | |||
| * Find information on waste stream breakdown | |||
| ** Statistics for various localities - what percentage of waste is recycled? | |||
| :* add to article as graphic | |||
| :::See e.g. (RealAudio) | |||
| * Add info on pay-per-can programs | |||
| ** What can be recycled? | |||
| * Define recyclate | |||
| ** Process | |||
| Help our planet. | |||
| ** Criticism | |||
| * Referencing | |||
| * Creation of article(s) "Recyclopedia" and/or "Reuseipedia" (adjust spelling to best advantage). (Note: checking "Recyclopedia" on the web I find it in use only by Hennepin County, Minnesota, the name of a guide showing readers where to take listed items to be recycled. A so-titled 1976 book published by teachers in Boston only showed how to use paper and other things for crafts projects in schools.) This could be a way of accommodating the detailed listings which some editors feel would expand the recycling article excessively.] 00:35, 25 September 2007 (UTC) | |||
| *"recyling"? (third paragraphe) | |||
Latest revision as of 11:34, 8 July 2011
- Expand history section, esp. war-time efforts
- Find information on waste stream breakdown
- add to article as graphic
- Add info on pay-per-can programs
- Define recyclate
Help our planet.