Aluminum recycling

Aluminum recycling involves collecting used aluminum products, like cans and foil, then melting them down to create new aluminum items. This process consumes about 95% less energy than producing aluminum from raw ore, making it environmentally efficient. Recycled aluminum retains its quality, allowing it to be reprocessed repeatedly without losing properties. Recycling aluminum reduces landfill waste, conserves natural resources, and lowers greenhouse gas emissions. The entire process is generally quick and efficient, encouraging widespread participation and contributing significantly to sustainable resource management.