Which would be the biggest long-term benefit of building a city recycling center? A. building the new recycling building

Chemistry

1 answer:

igor_vitrenko [27]4 years ago

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C. reducing the amount of garbage

Explanation:

The biggest long-term benefit of building a city's recycling building is that it helps to reduce that amount of garbage.

Recycling is simply the collection and processing of waste materials into new products that can be used again.

Waste recycling helps to reduce that actual proportion and percentage of materials to be considered waste.
The overall long term goal of any recycling procedure is to reduce the amount of garbage in the environment.

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