Your Questions About Recycling

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They pay YOUR tax and/or private funds money to hire sorters who work on a convater belt. They do it for you basiclly. Sometimes they pay for it,however

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Look on your city’s website or go to the chamber of commerce or look at the logo on the side of your trash can or something. Whatever you do you will manage to figure out the name of the company that picks up your trash. Then get their address (possibly by calling them).

Get your boyfriend to write up a resume where he explains his education and any experience he might have had (e.g. A club he was in in high school). Don’t worry if the resume doesn’t have much on it as being a recycling man is not a job that requires many qualifications. Also make sure the resume has his contact information on it. He can research more about resumes and cover letters if he wants this part to go especially well.

Then tell him to go to the recycling company’s headquarters with his resume (and possibly a cover letter) wearing some clothes that are nice-looking but casual. (For example, a long-sleeve button-up shirt and slacks. Tuxedos are too formal, shorts and a t-shirt are too casual.) Tell him to try and find someone who’s sitting behind a counter who looks kinda like a secretary. Then he can say something like “I’d like to apply to be a recycling truck operator.” as he hands her his resume. He could also say something like “Do you think we could go over my resume together?” or “When will I know whether I’ve got the job?” Either way, you want the person behind the counter to say “We’ll try to get back to you by .” Then when rolls around, if they haven’t gotten back to him (not uncommon), he can go there again (probably with an extra copy of his resume just in case) and ask politely if they’ve read his resume or not.

Eventually if he’s persistent they will probably either give him an interview or tell him they aren’t hiring. At the interview he should just wear the same nice stuff and try to answer the questions he’s asked in a friendly way.

Note that he can apply at multiple recycling companies at once if there happens to be more than one nearby. If more than one offers him a job, it’s OK for him to politely reject one of them. My guess is that being a recycling man pays relatively well because of its low prestige. Good luck. I hope that wasn’t too long.

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I know styrofoam CANNOT be recycled and it does not decompose. So avoid it at all costs.

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How does not recycling create jobs? That sounds like utter nonsense.
I suggest not buying bottled and canned beverages and buying a simple ceramic water filter for drinking. It will improve everyone’s health and the longevity of their lives significantly. Soda is full of phosphates that hinder digestion and imbalance your body’s calcium use causing musculoskeletal problems later in life. Other drinks like Gatorade contain food coloring containing toxins like lead, mercury, and arsenic in minute levels that accumulate if you consume a lot regularly.
Water is the key to life. It aids in body function, digestion, and removal of toxins.
That should solve a majority of your recycling problems.
By the way, it takes more (fossil fuel) energy and costs more money to recycle than to produce from scratch. But it’s important to keep petroleum products like plastic and Styrofoam out of our landfills.

Paper and cardboard are different. They are easy to recycle and there is no good reason not to.

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I would always go with a dressy outfit. You want to make a good impression.

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Thier two reasons why this is a bad idea

one, have you heard were in a recession, if you make robots take over human jobs, them people, (the same people that lost their jobs) will go out and steal food, money, just too feed their family. And if that happens a robbery that goes bad and ends in murder increases like crazy

technology is ment for small populations of the world,

second, watch I ROBOT

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I would just leave it for a while a week maybe, when it is a really cold day just wear one underneath and then pull the sleeves up a bit, you could even wear the long sleeved one in the same colour as the polo shirt.

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I’m not doing your homework, but I will give you some jobs associated with these events. You can do the research on what education is required for each.

Security — entry searches, patrol of grounds, crowd control at stages, VIP safety, liaison with local police officials, K-9 officers
Vendors — selling food and merchandise, wholesale supply of vendor tents
Sanitation — cleanup on continuous basis, maintenance of portable toilets, hand sinks, and showers, general cleanup after event, disposal of garbage and recycling
Construction — build perimeter fencing, grandstands, and stages, installing water lines, installing cell towers, installing electrical systems, restore grounds after event including grading and reseeding
Maintenance — install and maintain cooling equipment, refrigeration equipment, electrical service, water system, golf carts, etc.
General — ticket takers, customer relations, lost and found, PR liaison with media
Medical — preventative health screening for employees, operate first aid tents, operate cooling tents, liaison with nearby hospitals and ambulance services

That is just those who work the venues, then you have everyone who works for the promoter including administrative assistants, public relations, producers, purchasing agents, security experts, logistics experts, and on and on.

At Bonnaroo, some of the vendors are volunteers from area non-profits who work in exchange for a ticket and for a donation to the non-profit agency. Many of the security people are area law enforcement officers who work on their days off. And much of the maintenance (cooling, refrigeration, electrical) is done by local contractors who are on call.

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Exported waste subject to recycling and materials that can not be recycled for reuse. Collecting used bottles, cans, and newspapers, the organization points of acceptance and collection of such material is only a first step in a series of steps in the chain of export, processing and disposal of garbage. These steps, in turn, generate and provide many financial, environmental and social benefits that can be both local and global.

The benefits of recycling and processing of exported waste.

Disposal and Recycling protects and expands jobs and increasing (due to the introduction of economic laws and regulations) the competitiveness of enterprises.
Disposal and recycling reduces the need for disposal and incineration of waste exported.
Disposal and Recycling prevents pollution caused by the manufacture of products from raw materials (recycling).
Disposal and recycling saves electric energy.
Disposal and recycling reduces greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to global climate change.
Disposal & Recycling saves natural resources such as timber, water and minerals.
Disposal and recycling helps protect our environment for future generations.

Steps for recovery and recycling of waste exported.
Recycling involves the collection of secondary raw materials, which otherwise could be seen as unnecessary waste sorting and recycling of waste into raw materials (such as fiber), the production of raw materials for new products and the purchase of refined products.

Collection and processing of secondary raw materials, production of secondary purchase recycled products creates a circle or loop that ensures the overall success in the creation of profit in the disposal of waste exported.

Step 1. Collection, disposal and recycling.

Methods of garbage collection can be “certain” – it all depends on the policy of economic activity in a particular territory, but there are four primary methods: curbside (search), drop-off (intermediate storage) centers, buy-back (return) centers and compensation programs.

Regardless of the method used to collect waste for recycling, the next stage of their supply chain is usually about the same things. Items for recycling are sent for sorting and preparation for further processing. Secondary resources are bought and sold like any other commodity, and prices for these materials vary and depend on the conjuncture of the market.

Step 2. Production.

After cleaning and sorting materials for recycling are ready to go to the second part of the process of utilization. More and more new products today are made from fully or partially recycled secondary raw materials. Simple household items contain recycled materials: paper and paper towels, aluminum products, plastic and glass containers for soft drinks, canned food, etc. Recycled materials used in innovative designs, such as the recovered asphalt roadway, due to recycled glass, or plastic coating such as walkways and benches in the park from recycled plastic.

Step 3. Purchase of products for recycling.

Purchasing recycled products completes the recycling loop exported garbage. “Buy Recycled” at the legislative level for businesses and private consumers, plays an important role in the successful process of recycling.

As consumers demand more environmentally friendly products, manufacturers will continue to increase demand for the production of high-quality refined products!