The document discusses the three R's of reducing waste: reuse, reduce, and recycle. It recommends reusing items like bottles by cutting them in half and finding new purposes. It suggests reducing waste by buying products in bulk, avoiding disposables, and making double-sided copies. Recycling is described as transforming materials like paper, plastic, and glass into new products instead of throwing them away.

5.  Reuse: use again things like bottles.
 Reduce: reduce the things that we use.
Like reduce the amount of water that
we use.
 Recycle: instead of throwing away
papers you put it in an special basket for
it to be recycled.

6. REDUCE: The best way to manage waste is
not to produce it.
 buy products in bulk.
 Avoid disposable goods, such as paper
plates or cups.
 Buy durable goods.
 At work, make two-sided copies when
ever is possible.
 Use cloth napkins instead of paper
napkins.

7. REUSE: it makes economic and
environmental sense to reuse products.
Sometimes it takes creativity:
 Cut a bottle by the half and with the
bottom part you can do a pencil
container or a flower pot and with the
top part you can stick a rope in the neck
of the bottle and in the cap.

8. RECYCIE there are different kinds of
materials that can be transformed into
another thing.

10.  This will happen: