Pavement tiles made from plastics
Recycling metal, plastic, glass and paper lowers greenhouse gas emissions, since recycled items take far less energy to manufacture than items produced from scratch.
Reducing waste by filling soil in plastics bottles
Coking plastics bottles filled with soil
The production of garbage contributes to global warming both directly and indirectly. Decomposing waste in landfills produces methane and other greenhouse gases. Waste also requires energy to manufacture in the first place.
Building house with plastic bottles filled with sand and using a mixture of sand and cement. It is placed on the foundation of the house
Reducing your consumption patterns and reusing items whenever possible minimizes your carbon footprint, since fewer new items need to be made.
Plastic wastes removed from the environment are used by some NGOs to construct a house or fence while others recycle it to produce pavement tiles as seen in the photos above and below.
A house made of plastic at its completed stage