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What have you recycled?

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Even in business, money is recycled and much better for multi-purpose companies. Money gets in here, one product gets out with interest which is added to purchase or transact another layer of business within the wheel and it keeps repeating itself. Over the years, what we hear is; this company is a multi billion dollar and well, they just knew how to recycle than many.

Precipitation and evaporation, this is the business of water and it has been going on for ages. We have seen how it has helped in balancing our ecosystem. What other similar things can we naturally reflect on?. Ok, the oxygen and the carbon dioxide thing between man and animals. Another good one.

Do you care, does that matter? Maybe if not for you but for others. Who are the others? Your neighbors and relatives and how about the children you are raising or about to raise. How does this recycling thing connect?.

What is passed down is very important, I could remember those early days of superstitious beliefs. I thank God I broke out of it. And on the other hand, there has been a lot of good passed on through our parents and caregivers. Wash your clothes, take your bath regularly, keep your environment clean, show respect to your elders, avoid bad company and so on.

Are we observing we are phasing into the recycling era? There were times that waste was just too much and became a concern. Big companies stepped in to resolve this challenge. One of such has been the scrap business and also the rubber recycling. It has become a big industry pushing transactions, products and services globally.

We are not going to leave everything for the big companies. What can we also recycle from our end? I take to my brother the main reason why well to do people love having pets especially like dogs; so they can recycle their wasted meals. At least there are things to finish it up properly.

There are so many expenses that can be curbed if proper recycling was introduced. So you just walk into a store to buy a package or an easy disposable bag when you have a spare carton you could fancy out one or two.

I guess we have to improve on better home economics and easy techs. My brother just converted some wood to a table and I was amazed. Wouldn't that have been disposed sooner? How much does it cost to purchase such a standard table? Aside from cost, I am very much impress also about how value has been added to what was abandoned.

A tightening economy has made us learn the hard way; there is still value in what is undervalued. It is even first discovered in consumables and some ignored goods were restored into the market and surprisingly at a high purchasing price. That is what happens when the doctors confirm it is good for the body. So it is not just a product that is wasted to one that is replanted.

We brought a portrait into our office and when we took time to carefully examine the art work, it was a complete recycling; something that I wouldn't even pay up to 10% of that purchasing price until it was completely recycled. The art work is still on our wall, beautifying the off and for sure, will retain value for long.

To conclude, let me add, what have you recycled before or what recycled product have you purchased recently. I never knew the cover of an energy bulb was a ready-made cup until I decided to uncover one to make use of it. This is something we have been throwing away until that day.

We have to train out children on how to make new products out of old ones. As a earlier said, we are stepping into the recycling era, the earlier this information is passed on and worked upon, the better

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