Canadian landfill capacity dwindles with time and it's harder to access new sites. About 25% of methane gas emitted in Canada comes from landfills. Junk works philosophy of recycling is fundamental to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. Most Canadian households know the value of recycling and more households in Canada are having access to recycling programs.
Recycling has three steps, collecting, processing and manufacturing of new products. Collection and processing of trash involve sorting, cleaning and processing into materials. Junk Works sorts out junk material into various categories like metal, e-waste, paper, textiles, furniture and appliances. Recycled materials are just as good as raw materials, they manufacture, car bumpers, paper towels, newspapers, steel cans, laundry detergent bottles, plastic, aluminum and glass containers.
Recycling reduces combustion facilities which emit greenhouse gasses which affect global climate change. It also reduces waste in the landfills. Use of recycled materials saves water, forests and other minerals. Recycling is a great resource to the community as it has provided well-paying jobs. Junk works is at the forefront of value adding chain of recycled materials.