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Plastic refers to materials that are capable of being molded or shaped. Australians used 3.9 billion plastic shopping bags in 2007. Plastic waste in Australia grew 31% between 2002-03 and 2006-07, with 43,777,000 tonnes generated in 2006-07. Plastic bottles are rigid plastic, while plastic bags are flexible plastic. The document outlines a 6 step process for recycling plastic bags and flexible plastic packaging by dropping them in a red collection bin, having them picked up and shredded, heated to a high temperature, poured into molds to make shapes, and used to build furniture when cooled.
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- 2. What does PLASTIC mean: Capable of being shaped or moduled
- 4. 7150
- 6. In 2006–07 43,777,000 tonnes of waste were generated in Australia. Australians used 3.9 The amount of waste billion plastic generated grew by shopping bags in 31 % between 2007 2002–03 and 2006–07.
- 7. How many plastic bags = 1 Kilo ?
- 8. 250
- 12. Plastic bottles are rigid plastic.
- 13. Plastic bags are flexible plastic.
- 18. Step 1: Step 2: Bring in your plastic Drop them in the bags and flexible RED Collection Bin plastic packaging.
- 19. Step 3: RED picks up the plastic bags and takes them to Step 4: our RED Centre. Then the bags are fed into a shredding machine where they are munched up into small bits.
- 20. Step 5: Step 6: The plastic is then heated to When the plastic cools, it a very high temperature and becomes hard and it can be poured into moulds to make used to build furniture like shapes. benches and tables for your school!
- 23. Questions
Editor's Notes
- #12: Favourite recyclable plastic: PET (1) & HDPE (2)