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Recycling Hello everyone! Recently I've been investigating the recycling issue in my city and a lot of questions occurred. The first ambiguity I've met relates to a separate waste collection, namely separate plastic collection. There are plenty of its types, there are different recommendations on how to prepare it for utilizing: Is there any sense to wash a bottle or it's just another waste of clean water? and the most confusing question - what's next? How and who take care of it after collecting? Most of people I asked here about their attitude to separation told me, that they dodn't do it because they dodn't believe it works in our country. And because they don't know how and where they can take it to. How is it organized at your place? Does it work in your city/ country as it was declared in theory? Please, share your thoughts on it, I'm really curious.

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Recycling

Hello, everyone! Recently I've been investigating the recycling issue in my city, and a lot of questions occurred arose. The first ambiguity I've met encountered (<--"Met" is generally used for people, not issues.) relates to a separate waste collection, namely a separate plastic collection. There are plenty of its types, and there are different recommendations on how to prepare it plastic for utilizing recycling: Is there any sense to wash a bottle, or it's is it just another waste of clean water? and Plus, the most confusing question is: what's next? How and who will take care of it after it's collected? Most of people here whom I asked here about their attitudes to separating their waste told me that they don't do it because they dodn't believe it works in our country. And That's because they don't know how and where they can take it to the waste gets removed to. How is it recycling organized at your place where you live? Does it work in your city/country as it was declared in theory? Please, share your thoughts on it. I'm really curious.

Nicely written, Irina. In my community, there are separate bins for garbage and recycling, and people generally place the correct waste in the correct bins. The different items go to different places, and from there, it's up to them to sort it out.

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