Showing posts with label recycling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label recycling. Show all posts

Friday, January 20, 2012

Did you know why it was confirmed there is another island of garbage, now in the Atlantic Ocean?


A group of researchers and oceanographers discovered how and why they formed a plastic soup in the Atlantic Ocean. And many were gathered together was because plastic waste. Some wastes are floating and others have gone to the seabed.
Buddy, we recycle and not throw trash on the beaches because the waves come after and take them into the sea. Fish are sick because they eat the pieces of trash or become entangled in them. There are also very dangerous waste that contains minerals that are not good for any living being.
A recycle time away! To clean the beaches, to save our ocean!

Monday, October 24, 2011

Did you know that a lot of trash in the Pacific Ocean?


There is a huge garbage patch in the Pacific Oceatinn and occurs because the currents sweep the rubbish from the beaches and ships to the same place. It is located between coordinates 135 ° to 155 ° W and 35 ° to 42 ° N and is so large that measures estimated 1.4 million km2. Although this island is huge waste with difficulty be seen by the satellite, so we should recycle and not throw trash on the beaches because if we do not, waste will continue filling the sea.

Monday, October 17, 2011

Recycle and do not throw debris on the beaches!


The ocean is very important to our lives. Thanks to the water of the ocean, there is life on our planet, because the ocean absorbs a significant amount of solar radiation and through it rains occur. We care for our seas, not throw trash on the beaches and look for recycling containers to deposit waste.

Saturday, May 21, 2011

What is energy?


The ability to have a person or object to wield power and performany activity is called Energy. This means that for any activity such as playing, walking, etc ... we need that strength.

In ancient man hunted, fished and walked with his strength and his hands, that is, using his own physical energy. Then, my friends, the man used his intelligence and created things that helped him as spears, arrows and stone tips for hunting, which increased their physical energy, and one day the man found he could use alternative sources of energy to do your job better as the strength of animals (the ox to help plow, for example), then use the energy of other animals such as horses for transportation and thusthe man was looking for new sources of energy to progress

Over time, the man discovered the renewable energy, not just because they are natural solar energy is coming from the sun and wind energy that comes from the wind among others.
There are also non-renewable energy that are as complete as regards fossil fuels coal, oil and natural gas and nuclear energy that comes from radioactive minerals.

However, the man continues to seek new energy sources and has found that wood residues, plants and animals produce energy and that is what we call biomass energy.
Also the trash that is in our homes or in landfills with appropriate technology generates energy and waste left over in the process can be recycled, but all these forms of energy, pollute our planet,some more than others. So what we must do all to plant trees because they are the ones that convert pollutants in clean air,oxygen.

Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Today is World Day for Recycling!


Lets celebrate recycling. Do not forget to give a gift to this day: You can assemble the things you do not use in your box of toys and gifts to those in need, you can put you do not use paper and bring itto the recycling containers ... there are many activities you can doto celebrate this day. Think that many kids like you are recycling. Happy day, my friend , because it's your day too!

Friday, May 13, 2011

A glass recycling!


Glass is a silicate melt. It consists of silica (quartz) and is a transparent and amorphous inorganic material. It is used to make bottles, flasks, glasses, windows and other products.
The first glass vessels were produced in Egypt around 1,500 BC and Denmark became the first country to recycle glass in 1962.
Glass is a material that can be recycled many times and not lose their properties. You can reuse. Washed and reused.
The advantages of glass recycling are: saving energy, reducing the volume of solid waste, raw material savings and improved environmental quality.

In some countries, glass containers are deposited in green bins, but it is best to ask your mom or dad where they deposit their glasses.