Mr. Waterford sent our class an email asking for help with the recycling problem at WaterWorks Plant World. The park is dual fun
ctioning: not only is it a Water Park, but they grow and sell plants/ flowers for the customers as well. Due to the astonishing amount of plastic bottles that are being thrown away at their park, Mr. Waterford wants to find a better way. Rather than simply installing recycling bins for all of the water bottles, he’d like to get a little more creative. One popular idea that he found on the internet was to create bottle gardens from the discarded plastic bottles. (Come up with an idea to solve Mr. Waterford’s problem )
Use the bottles for an art project or statement piece.
Explanation:
You can glue the bottles together to create a trash stature. It may sound disgusting but they are really exquisite. Or you can do it simple by using the bottles for an arts and craft's project.. such as cutting our shapes and glueing then to a paper, painting each shape a different color, then putting it inside a frame. Or, you could use the bottles to make the frame. There are many ways to use the second "R". Reuse. You just have to find what fits best for your environment.
Abiotic factors are the non-living parts of the environment that can often have a major influence on living organisms. Abiotic factors include water, sunlight, oxygen, soil and temperature.
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