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A Design for Recycling: Developing a Mobile Application to Improve Recycling Behavior

The International Journal of Visual Design, 2019
Indonesia, as one of the most significant contributors to plastic pollution in the world, pledged to reduce 70 percent of the plastic waste by 2025. However, plastic waste continues to increase and keeps generating through plastic coffee cups from the booming business of coffee franchises in Indonesia.
Juhri Selamet, Thomas Simpson
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Solid-Waste Recycling Behavior and Support for Curbside Textile Recycling

Environment and Behavior, 1998
This study examines determinants of residents' support for a curbside textile-recycling policy in southern Nevada. Based on the existing solid-waste recycling behavior literature and 817 responses to a mail survey of the residents, a model for support of curbside textile-recycling policy is developed.
Nasser Daneshvary   +2 more
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Recycling Behavior amid Disruptions

Journal of Developing Societies
This study highlights key variables affecting Lebanese recycling behavior while revealing the mediation role of intention, and the moderation role that government and appropriate infrastructure might play in encouraging eco-friendly behaviors. Quantitative data collected from 317 respondents were analyzed with the structural equation modeling, using ...
Dorine M. Mattar   +2 more
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Impact behavior of sawdust/recycled–PP composites

Journal of Applied Polymer Science, 2001
AbstractThe instrumented Izod and Charpy tests were performed on the sawdust–polypropylene (PP) composites to study the nature of impact resistance in the thermoplastic wood composites. The notched Izod strength was found to increase with filler content in composites containing the Maleic–anhydride–grafted PP (MAPP) additive.
Ng, CN, Li, TQ, Li, RKY
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Virtual Reality Training for Proper Recycling Behaviors

2020
We present an immersive virtual reality (VR) application that is designed to train users in recycling behaviors. In this demonstration, users play a recycling game in which they are awarded for proper recycling procedures. The application provides users with visual and auditory feedback as well as various interaction cues.
Tiffany D. Do   +3 more
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Preservice Teachers’ Intention to Recycle and Recycling Behavior: The Role of Recycling Opportunities

2018
Thepurpose of the study is to grasp preservice teachers’ recycling intention viaAjzen’s TPB model and to examine the TPB components regarding recyclingopportunities of the residence where they lived in childhood, the city wherethey live at the moment and the university campus.
PAMUK, Savaş, KAHRIMAN-PAMUK, Deniz
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Factors Influencing Household Recycling Behavior

Environment and Behavior, 1991
To investigate factors encouraging or deterring recycling, telephone interviews were used to study recycling behavior, attitudes, and knowledge of 221 randomly selected adults in a suburban city that had begun a citywide curbside recycling program within the past year.
Stuart Oskamp   +5 more
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Behavioral Determinants of Household Recycling Participation

Environment and Behavior, 2004
Recycling is an effective resource-recovery mechanism with significant economic and environmental benefits. The success of the Portuguese Integrated System of Packaging Waste Management (SIGRE), managed since 1997 by a private company called SPV, depends on a growing and sustained participation of consumers through the correct separation and disposal ...
Patrícia Oom do Valle   +3 more
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Bond Behavior of Recycled-Fiber Recycled Concrete and Reinforcement

Journal of Materials in Civil Engineering, 2023
Yu Liu   +6 more
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Promoting Recycling Behavior in Office Environments

Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting, 1993
Rapid declines in available landfill space have sparked specific interest in recycling programs focused on increasing the quantity of materials recycled. This focus on quantity, rather than quality, has produced a glut of paper which currently comprises nearly 40% of all solid waste produced each year in the U.S.
Michael J. Kalsher   +3 more
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