Braeburn Recycling Report May 2023 - Impact and Statistics

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Braeburn's recycling efforts in May 2023 included the recycling of paper, cardboard, plastic bottles, cans, and glass, with a total of 179 kilograms of recyclable material being recycled. Apart from the monthly breakdown, the report also highlights significant recycling facts and the environmental impact of Braeburn's recycling initiatives since May 2022.


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  1. BRAEBURN Recycling Report May 2023 Paper = 5 kilograms Cardboard = 5 kilograms Cans/Tins = 20 cans = 257 cans recycled (9 kilograms) = 37 Kilograms recycled = 37 Kilograms recycled

  2. BRAEBURN Recycling Report Plastic Bottles = 50 bottles Glass = 10 bottles = 125 bottles recycled (70 kilograms) = 897 bottles recycled (26 kilograms)

  3. BRAEBURN Recycling Report RECYCLABLE MATERIAL 250 194 200 179 Kilograms Recycled 150 134 123 117 113 100 77 75 61 47 50 27 12 0 0

  4. Monthly Comparison (Kilograms Recycled) Month Paper Cardboard Plastic bottles Cans Glass Total (in Kilograms) Sept 2023 10 0 4 1 32 47 October 3 0 2 0 7 12 November 36 5 16 8 58 123 December 31 1 25 7 70 134 Jan 2023 24 5 2 6 40 77 February 38 15 14 4 42 113 March 25 4 49 13 26 117 April 45 25 23 12 89 194 May 37 37 26 9 70 179 *TOTAL 298 95 174 64 528 1,159 *Total since beginning of collections

  5. Recycling Facts All Cardboard and white paper went to a local manufacturer that turns it into toilet paper rolls and brown envelopes. Paper products omit serious amounts of methane when placed in a landfill to decay. Plastic bottles are shredded in Dar es Salaam into flakes and then a portion are made into fiber in Tanzania. Others are exported to Europe or South Africa. These are then used to make new plastic bottles, plastic chairs, berry containers or even shirts or jackets. 1 recycled plastic bottle saves enough energy to power a 60-watt light bulb for three hours. Cans went to a local company that will melt it down into new metal products like steel frames and bars One recycled can saves enough energy to power a television for 3 hours. Aluminum cans can be recycled and ready to use in just 6 weeks. Glass went to a local manufacturer that crushes the glass and reheats it to make new bottles. Glass is 100% recyclable and can be used again and again Glass that ends up in landfills will never decompose

  6. Where does it go = = = = =

  7. Recycling Impact Since becoming a Recycler in May 2022 Braeburn has recycled 1,159 kgs of waste! Recycling the equivalent of 6,000 one-liter plastic bottles Recycling the equivalent of 943glassbottles Recycling the equivalent of over 1,829 cans Recycling of white paper and cardboard has saved 7 trees! Recycling plastic has saved the equivalent of 10 barrels of oil Recycling has saved the equivalent of 3 tons of CO2 Recycling has saved 6 cubic meters of landfill space Recycling has saved 10,414 liters of water!

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