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The four R's

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    The four R's - Reduce - Reuse - Refuse- Recycle
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  • Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle are the four R's mentioned in the video.
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  • Refuse means using resources in a new way instead of their original purpose.
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  • Recycling involves transforming waste into things that can be used again.
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  • It is essential to know the material of an item before throwing it away for recycling.
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  • We should pack our bags and move to another planet if Earth becomes unhealthy.
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  • Reusing involves finding new ways to use items after they have served their original purpose.
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  • Using fewer resources is not important for conserving the planet's resources.
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  • Water is mentioned as an example of a resource in the video.
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  • Refusing to use unnecessary items is part of resource conservation.
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  • Recycling involves reshaping materials into new items at a factory.
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  • Littering is against the law!
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  • We want to keep public places dirty and messy for everyone to enjoy.
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  • Littering in cities encourages rats and other animals that spread diseases.
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  • Litter is very safe for wildlife who can swallow it or get trapped in it.
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  • Some of our rubbish is incinerated, which means it is burnt in very hot fires.
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  • Burning rubbish also makes more of the greenhouse gases that are causing climate change.
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