Since natural resources are the main source of our daily
needs, conserving them are very important. Additionally, there’s little
evidence that the natural resources will last for much longer. Considering the regularity with which we consume these
resources, there will eventually come a time when they will become scarce.
We can help maintain the ecological balance and reduce the
meteoric exhaustion of biodiversity by conserving natural resources. One way to
do that is recycling. Common items in our landfills include used rubber tires, junk
mail, old bottles, and scrap cars. In sharp contrast to what most people believe, the resources
required to manufacture these products are quickly being depleted. Fortunately there’s a solution for this in recycling.
In order to prevent new resources from being exploited,
recycling allows all of the above-mentioned items to be used repeatedly. This helps in conserving natural resources such as timber,
gas, oil, coal, minerals and water.
Recycling has another key benefit in regards to conservation
of resources. Recycling allows more emphasis to be put on creating technology
to utilize what already exists. This is the reason why programs where they can receive large
quantities of recyclable material to convert into new items are being supported
by a growing number of industries.
Recycling also creates a significant amount of employment
opportunities. According to a recent study, ten thousand tons of recycled waste
creates more than thirty thousand jobs. This is significantly higher than the 600 jobs created by
similar amounts of incinerated and land filled waste.
Recycling is a huge industry within itself even though most
people think of it as an individual action.
The trash has to be sorted and shipped- off to the right
places after the sorting out and depositing trash for
recycling process. The growing recycling industry employs thousands of workers
to do the job of sorting out and shipping trash for recycling. It most definitely creates more community jobs and provides
stability to the entire process. It is our
responsibility to make recyclable items available so that more jobs can be
created.