Recycling

1. A fragile, transparent material often used for containers and bottles.
3. Electronic waste, like old phones and computers, that can be harmful if not recycled properly.
5. A thick, stiff paper material used for boxes and packaging.
8. Products or actions that are good for the environment and don't harm it.
10. Decaying organic matter like food scraps and leaves used to enrich soil for gardening.
12. Materials that can break down naturally and safely in the environment.
13. To use an item again, often in a different way, to reduce waste.
14. A place where garbage and waste are buried underground, causing pollution.

1. gases Gases like carbon dioxide that contribute to climate change when released into the atmosphere.
2. To use fewer resources and create less waste in the first place.
4. Practices that help protect the environment and conserve resources for the future.
6. To collect and process materials like paper, glass, and plastic so they can be used again instead of thrown away.
7. A lightweight, durable metal often used for cans and foil.
9. Thin material made from wood pulp, used for writing and packaging.
11. A synthetic material often used for packaging and containers, harmful to the environment if not recycled properly.