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The general attitude that seems pervasive across the country (and around the world) regarding secondhand recycling seems to be, "Why should I do this?" In the opinion of most people, trash is too difficult to recycle or nothing to worry about. However, that opinion is very wrong. Exporting scrap metals and recycling them is very easy. 

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All metals are recyclable – in fact, aluminum and steel can continue to be recycled. But how does that help the environment? Yes, it took over 400 years for something to naturally degrade aluminum. 

It took years before the rest of the trash got worse. So when he's sitting around doing nothing, why not use it again? Aluminum is a metal that can be recycled thousands of times and it will not lose its properties. 

Recycling waste protects the environment in many ways:

1. Prevent land degradation through mining.

2. Prevent the removal of minerals and natural resources from the earth.

3. Help in reducing soil and water pollution and the production of greenhouse gases.

4. Reducing energy consumption.

5. Reduces the risk of toxic chemicals (from scrap metal such as cars) entering groundwater.

Anytime the council or government has to send a crew to clean up a popular junkyard near you, it costs a fortune. In general, a large amount of trash has accumulated in this area and the council has to pay for the team of people to come out and clean it, and hire the trucks needed to move it. These costs are passed on to the public through the council and taxes. If all the trash was recycled it wouldn't be that expensive

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