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1. Hale Kawili
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2. Recycling one aluminum can, saves
enough energy to run a TV for three
hours

6. During the time it takes you to read
this sentence, 50,000 12 ounce
aluminum cans are made

9. 350,000 aluminum cans are produced
every minute

13. There is no limit to the amount of
times aluminum can be recycled

17. An aluminum can that is thrown away
will still be a can 500 years from now.

21. To produce each week’s Sunday
newspapers, 500,000 trees must be
cut down.

25. If all our newspaper was recycled, we
could save about 250,000,000 trees
each year

28. Approximately 1 billion trees worth of
paper are thrown away every year in
the U.S.

31. The amount and paper we throw away
each year is enough to heat
50,000,000 homes for 20 years

36. Plastic bags and other plastic garbage
thrown into the ocean kill as many as
1,000,000 sea creatures every year

41. So why recycle?
Recycling helps extend the life and usefulness of
something that has already served its initial
purpose by producing something that is useable.
Recycling has a lot of benefits and importance,
not only to us humans but especially to our
planet.

42. What are the stages of the recycling
process?
The recycling process is a cycle and composed of
three stages

43. The first stage is the collecting and sorting. In
this stage, waste materials are collected and
then processed and sorted according to its type
and use.

44. After these materials are sorted, they are ready
for manufacturing. The manufacturing stage is
the phase where the collected and sorted
materials are processed into new reusable
products.

45. After new products are manufactured, the next
stage is selling of the recycled products to
consumers. When the product that the
consumers bought already served its purpose,
the recycling process will then again continue as
these products are collected.

46. So how do we take part?

48. And its starting now….

49. It doesn’t matter the age, color or sex,
everyone can join…all you have to do
is say YES!

51. So what’s happening now?

52. Hale Kawili is taking action!

56. Located less than a half mile from UH Hilo
campus, Hale Kawili or ASH student housing is
located right next to campus.
With nearly 300 residents from young to old
living here, everyone can join

59. Beginning the change
we educated,
we informed,
we established.

60. And now for the first time ever!
Hale Kawili Apartment Complex is
Recycling

61. With 4 trash bins at each garbage area…

62. Labeled for your convenience…

63. YOU just have to throw it away!

64. So what happens after you throw it out?
Lets break it down

65. Once the trash gets picked up, its
taken to our local transfers stations
here on the Big Island,
Business Services Hawaii

66. Proudly serving The Big Island,
Business Services Hawaii is a full
commercial trash service and recycling
center dedicated to providing quality
without compromise.

67. Taking recyclables that would end up
in an overfilled landfill somewhere.
Our recycling centers will turn old
bottles, newspapers, and cans into
reusable materials.

70. You'll get the satisfaction of knowing
that when you bring your recyclables
to Business Services Hawaii, you're
doing your part to recycle.

72. So people said it couldn’t be done, just
like they’re saying that we couldn’t
drive lighter cars or use less electricity.
The problem isn’t a technical one, it’s a
problem of changing our own behavior
and beliefs.

73. Thanks for watching!