recyclable

[ree-sahyk-luh-buhl]

adjective

1. able to be recycled, often specifically through a public collection service.

Example Sentences

Solar panels line the roof, and a wooden bike shed adds to the eco-friendly appeal of the project -- which aligns with upcoming EU legislation requiring all packaging to be recyclable by 2030.

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California has a law with specific recyclability standards to reduce plastic pollution and waste: plastic bags are only allowed if they are recyclable, clearly labeled as such, and include instructions for consumers to recycle them.

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“Plastic bag companies have continued to distribute plastic bags that are not recyclable in California and mislead Californians about their bags recyclability,” Bonta said.

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Although soy sauce containers are made of a recyclable plastic - polyethylene - their small size means they struggle to be processed by machines properly.

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Piscitelli both curated and designed the exhibition in San Francisco, whose reproduced images are not set in precious frames, like fine art, but printed on recyclable cardboard panels resting on Home Depot galvanized studs.

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