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Family’s Creative Recycling Gives New Life to Hard-to-Recycle Plastics

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- A California family turns hard-to-recycle plastics into beautiful new products
- Young Nick Schick joins his parents in a mission that keeps waste out of landfills
- Their innovative approach proves that creative thinking can save the planet
In central California’s city of San Carlos, recycling plastics is a family affair. Nick Schick and his parents, David and Andrea, work exclusively with products made from hard-to-recycle plastic polymers called thermoplastics. Unlike water bottles and tote bags, thermoplastics lack conventional recycling methods.
In order to stop them from reaching the landfills where they will eventually break down and pollute the environment, the family sequesters the plastic and makes new products before it can harm the planet.
Their dedication to finding creative solutions for difficult-to-recycle materials shows how individual families can make a real difference in protecting our environment for future generations.
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