When talking about waste, the three 'R's are for 'reduce, reuse, and recycle'.

Reducing is about cutting back on the amount of waste we make.

Reusing is for finding a new way to use items so that we don't have to throw them out.

Recycling is using waste materials to make new products that can be sold again.

The goal of the 3 Rs is to educate people on how to prevent massive and unnecessary waste, and to limit the usage of non-renewable resources

Doing these three r’s help save the landfill spaces by keeping useful materials out and help keep the surrounding environment in a good condition.

Reduce

It can be done by lowering the amount of energy and natural resources which are needed to produce or collect raw materials and manufacture the products.

Reuse

It can be done by taking old items which you might be throwing away and consider to use it again in some other way. For example, you could take an old handbag to buy your groceries instead of taking a plastic bag at the shop.

Recycle

It can be done by reusing items which are unused to reproduce a new raw material for use in a new project.