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Subido el 19 de marzo de 2020 por Maria Elena D.

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Oh, hey, everybody. Come on in. 00:00:06
I'm Steve Trash. I like to find stuff in the garbage and make up magical routines to go with them. 00:00:09
Cool stuff like this. 00:00:14
Look. You see, these are pieces of paper. 00:00:15
Someone threw them away in the garbage. 00:00:18
But paper is a natural resource. 00:00:20
And natural resources are very valuable. Watch. 00:00:23
Ha ha ha ha ha! 00:00:30
Pretty cool, huh? 00:00:31
A natural resource is anything in nature that we use. 00:00:34
Take this cup, for instance. 00:00:39
To the person who's drinking it, it's very valuable. 00:00:41
But what do they do with it when they're finished? 00:00:44
That's right! They just throw it away! 00:00:46
But it's the same cup, and it's just as valuable as it was before. 00:00:49
You've just decided that it's not valuable anymore. 00:00:54
In reality, it's still a very valuable natural resource. 00:00:56
Whew! And we throw away a lot of trash. 00:01:02
Boom, boom, boom, boom! 00:01:05
The average American throws away three and a half pounds of garbage every day. 00:01:07
That's over 1,200 pounds of garbage every year. 00:01:16
Recycling is a way to use this trash again. 00:01:20
Okay, let's see what can be recycled. 00:01:23
Aluminum can? Yes. 00:01:26
Newspaper? Yes. 00:01:30
Plastic bottle? Yes. 00:01:33
extremely huge pacifier uh no steel can yes cardboard boxes yes computer paper yes 00:01:35
belly button lint oh gross glass bottle yes i'll just magazine yes oh i gotta eat you right there 00:01:50
Notebook paper. Yes. 00:02:08
So let's say you've finished using this steel can. 00:02:11
What happens to it when you're finished with it? 00:02:15
Well, most of the time, it just gets thrown away. 00:02:17
And ends up at the landfill. 00:02:24
That's a terrible waste. Why not recycle it? 00:02:28
That way, the old steel can can be made into a new steel can. 00:02:33
So, what does this symbol mean? 00:02:38
Recycle, right? 00:02:41
So if you take all of your recyclable stuff to the recycle center and drop it off, have you done this? 00:02:43
No. 00:02:49
You've done this. 00:02:51
Because we've only kept the stuff out of the landfill temporarily. 00:02:53
We haven't really made the recyclable thing useful again, have we? 00:02:57
I mean, they're just sitting there in that poor recycling center with nowhere to go. 00:03:01
But we can fix that problem. 00:03:06
We can buy things made of recycled materials. 00:03:09
This recycled thing will go from the recycling center to a remanufacturing plant where it's made into something useful again. 00:03:12
And then it finally ends up at a store. 00:03:19
At a store. 00:03:21
At a store. 00:03:22
Where you can buy it again. 00:03:23
Go to your favorite store and buy frisbees made of recycled plastic. 00:03:24
Recycled pencils made of plastic lunch trays. 00:03:30
computer paper made of recycled computer paper 00:03:33
cardboard boxes made of recycled cardboard boxes 00:03:38
notebook paper made of recycled notebook paper 00:03:43
aluminum cans made of recycled aluminum cans 00:03:48
and even toilet paper made of 00:03:56
oh no wait 00:04:00
No, it's okay. It's made of recycled paper. Not. 00:04:04
Remember, trash is a natural resource that you've decided isn't valuable anymore. 00:04:09
When it comes to trash, reduce what you can, reuse what you can, and then recycle everything that's left over. 00:04:17
Well, thanks for watching. See you soon. 00:04:25
Subido por:
Maria Elena D.
Licencia:
Reconocimiento - No comercial
Visualizaciones:
73
Fecha:
19 de marzo de 2020 - 20:31
Visibilidad:
Público
Centro:
IES ALAMEDA DE OSUNA
Duración:
04′ 34″
Relación de aspecto:
4:3 Hasta 2009 fue el estándar utilizado en la televisión PAL; muchas pantallas de ordenador y televisores usan este estándar, erróneamente llamado cuadrado, cuando en la realidad es rectangular o wide.
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