April 22 is the annual Earth Day. To celebrate Earth Day, Kirkland Urban is going to hold a Styrofoam recycling event from April 17 to 21. Kirkland Urban is an open-air shopping center located in Kirkland, available for lots of open and free events to the public. This year at Kirkland Urban, there will be placed a collection bin to collect Styrofoam. By participating in the Styrofoam recycling event, we can make a positive impact on the environment.



Styrofoam is known for its extreme harm to nature. Styrofoam is non-biodegradable and can produce toxic substances, making it a major contributor to environmental pollution. Recycling events like this provide opportunities for local people to bring their home Styrofoam waste to the collection bin. Styrofoam recycling can not only benefit our environment but also reduce the cost of restoring and transporting it.



Many countries and regions have been thinking of solutions to Styrofoam pollution. As social models, a variety of universities and environmental protection groups regularly hold recycling events to contribute to the development of environmental protection. Styrofoam recycling is one of the most popular issues. Thanks to modern technology, now recycling Styrofoam is not a difficult thing. The methods of Styrofoam recycling are basically divided into mechanical recycling and chemical recycling. As chemical recycling can easily cause resource waste and high costs, the most common way is still mechanical recycling. By using machines like compactors, Styrofoam can be collected and compressed into blocks, which can later be sent to industrial lines and made into different products.



If all of us can contribute a little help, great achievements would be achieved in the implementation of environmental protection. Styrofoam recycling now is an effective and economical way to achieve this goal. INTCO Recycling has long been dedicated to the recycling career and has been characterized by Styrofoam handling. INTCO will always develop in an environment-friendly way. If there is any question about Styrofoam recycling, please contact us!