Why do you think we have the responsability to recycle?

Question

Why do you think we have the responsability to recycle?

Answer 1

i agree with n. & j.

what we recycle is what we usually need.

paper, we use is very often. If we don't recycle we might run out of trees to use for our paper, and for oxygen

basically, what we need, we recycle. we also try to prevent things from happening by recycleing........ think about it, its pretty obvious.

Answer 2

Because it's our waste that is destroying wildlife habitat to allow our trash to rott in!

P.S: .Humans are the only animals in the food chain who put out waste that is not biodegradable.

Answer 3

Because it's your planet too.

Answer 4

For the same reason that we are responsible for the health of our planet so that future generations have somewhere healthy to live.

Answer 5

We choose to make the waste, we should at least spend an extra few mins or even seconds disposing of it safely

Answer 6

Because if we don't all that waste is going to end up in a landfill. The products will degrade and toxic chemicals will leach into our soil and ground water infecting us and future generations as well as animals and plants.

N.

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Answer 7

Would you rather drink clean or contaminated water? Recycling cuts down the amount of products we put into waste sites, and therefore cutting down on the amount of pollutants being put into the ground. Pollutants begin to biodegrade and put toxic chemicals into the ground. These chemicals can seep into the groundwater and cause serious problems. So if you want kids with 3 arms, 1 eye, and other serious problems; dont recycle. If you dont want this to happen to your kids; i suggest recycling.

Answer 8

Yes, I do. Recycling is a great part of what makes us a great nation. One day if we continue to ruin our enviroment, we will die along with it.

Answer 9

idk but, the number of ppl who actually do recycle isn't enough to greatly impact the world. I mean c'mon how many ppl do u no dat actually recycle, huh. Plus it's a waste of time. Ne way there's still enough animals, uncontaminated water and air, and trees that it's not to the point where we actually are in a state of emergency over it, yet...