Three R

The three Rs, in order of importance bioecological are:
Reduce
If we reduce the problem, we decrease the impact on the environment. The problems of awareness, we should solve it starting erre. Thereduction can be performed at 2 levels: reduced consumption of goods or energy. In fact, energy production currently produces numerous waste (nuclear waste, carbon dioxide ...). The objective wouldbe:
Reduce or eliminate the amount of material intended for single use (eg, packaging).
Adapt equipment according to their needs (eg washing machines and dishwashers to full and half load).
Reduceenergy waste or resources: water, electrical disconnect on standby, efficient driving, switch transformers, etc..
Example: reducing greenhouse gas emissions, prevent harmful or toxic plant or animalpoisoning the environment if it is not harmful levels. European countries are working with a major reduction policy, and the motto: Waste is food "(for land)" produce polluting products (100%biodegradable), so that when life ends has no impact on the environment or it is as small as possible.
Re-use
Main article: Reuse.
Erre second most important also because it also reduces environmentalimpact, indirectly. This is based on reusing an object to give it a second life. All goods or materials may have more than one life, either repairing them for the same purpose or imagination to a differentuse.
Examples: Use the other side of the printed sheets. Fill bottles.
Recycle
Main article: Recycling.
This is one of the most popular r because the system current consumption has preferred touse recyclable packaging materials (plastics and cartons, mostly), but not biodegradable. This will require the use of personal energy in the process.
Example: The glass and most plastics can berecycled by heating until they melt, and giving them a new way. It's like using some of its principle, although the efficiency is not one hundred percent overall. In the case of glass in particular, it...