The Most Successful Countries in Recycling

In today's conditions, babies are born allergic, it seems that in the not too distant future, they will not find their natural resources and that life will be forced to live in this world where consumption is so intense. When all the opportunities that nature presents to humans are devoted spontaneously, it is usually applied as solutions to save commercial or memories without worrying about the future. Fortunately, in the last few years, there has been literally enlightenment around the world. Developed countries in particular, sustainable natural resources; New applications and projects have been put into place to protect future conditions a bit as quickly as possible. Recycling means that chemical and physical processes are used to recycle potentially useful materials and to ensure their continuity and waste. By recycling waste materials, only environmental pollution is prevented and paper, plastic, aluminum, textile and electronic products are being used again. Developing countries such as Turkey are still on the back because of a new awareness of recycling. Nevertheless, innovative efforts in this country, especially in the recent years to contribute to the return, have made it possible for us worldwide to bring us to a place not to be underestimated in a short time. You can reach us from our recycling campaign in our country where we give recycling. But there are countries that have begun to do recycling work long before we do, and the necessity of these efforts and the development of legislation for sustainability that allows everyone to keep up. Countries that have succeeded in reaching a great path through conscious people in a useful application that makes use of the end result of consumption in the world, such as recycling, reveal their differences in nature and environment in general. Austria, Germany, Taiwan, Egypt, Brazil, Singapore, South Korea, the United Kingdom, Italy and France are among the best countries in the world to recycle in the world-renowned newspapers and magazines. Austria, the first country with the highest recycling rate, can recover 63 per cent of its waste. The other country, which closely follows this rate, has made sensitive work on recycling in Germany. It is known that the yield from recycling in Germany is 60%. At the same time, Taiwan, which has about 60% share, follows these two countries closely. Following the list, Egypt is known for their recycling efforts in Cairo, which they called 'Zaballeen People'. This work, which has no formal support but has succeeded in recycling 80 percent of all the waste they have accumulated through solidarity among people, proves to other countries what they can do without imposing any obligation, law or rule. Brazil, which ranks first in recovery efforts in 2014, has achieved a yield of 98.4 percent of its recyclable materials. Especially by taking a magnificent degree in the recovery of aluminum, it still enables the presence of around 200 thousand tons of beverage boxes. Following the list, Singapore has achieved 59% of the recycled materials. South Korea, Britain, Italy and France; 49%, 39%, 36% and 35% respectively. France has recently been banned from the design of the Law on the Prohibition of Plastic Containers. Focusing on the recycling of recyclable products is a great improvement both economically and environmentally. Finally, although not listed in this list, Sweden meets the need for energy and warmth by continuing the most diverse and useful work that can be done in this sense, purchasing garbage from other countries and recycling them. Only 4% of the world's garbage can not be recycled.


23.11.2016