GGH3708 ASSIGNMENT 5 (VERIFIED ANSWERS) SEMESTER 2 2024 - DUE 20 SEPTEMBER 2024

GGH3708 ASSIGNMENT 5 (VERIFIED ANSWERS) SEMESTER 2 2024 - DUE 20 SEPTEMBER 2024 Below, I am going to focus on recycling glass but you can choose any other recyclable material - plastic, paper, metals, etc and find a recycling drop- off point for that material. Following on from the recycling preparation activity, please use the 'Find a Glass Bank' tab on following link to locate the nearest or most convenient recycling glass bank to where you live. Once you have located a recycling glass bank please note its location (using GPS co-ordinates, street names and suburb or even by attaching a map) and how far (in time or in distance) it is from where you reside in Assignment 5. You can also note if you experienced any difficulties in locating a recycling drop-off point that you could use. Remember, we're not interested in where you live but rather where the nearest or most convenient recycling drop-off point is located to you. Also we know that there are several companies which offer recycling drop-off points (e.g. some Total & Engen garages in Johannesburg). You are more than welcome to use any recycling drop-off point and if you live outside of South Africa, you will need to search the internet for your closest recycling drop- off point. At this point, I would just like to remind you that you need to make sure that you have located a drop-off point for recycling and not a general point for rubbish collection that doesn't count! I would also like you to address the following in your initial blog post for Assignment 5: How will the knowledge of the closest recycling drop-off point change your recycling habits? Will you increase the amount of recycling you do, why or why not? Please comment on the recycling drop-off sites of at least one of your peers with respect to commonalities and differences between your and their recycling drop-off sites. If you cannot find a recycling drop-off point consider what other alternatives may be available to you such as reusing or composting. Please use the 'Assessment 5' forum to create your own blog (once on the Assessment 5 forum, click on 'Add a new discussion topic'). This will be your initial post to start the blog/discussion series in which you describe the location of your nearest or most convenient recycling drop-off point. You can use GPS co-ordinates, street names and suburb (e.g. the corner of Christiaan De Wet Avenue and John Voster Road; Glen Dayson Agricultural Holdings) or even insert a map as an attachment (just use your 'student number_map 1' when naming the file). Also make sure to mention how far the recycling drop-off point is from where you live and if any difficulties you may have encountered in locating a recycling drop-off point. In subsequent 7 daily posts (Click on 'Reply' in your Discussion Topic), over a minimum of one week (7 posts), describe your personal experience(s) of recycling glass (or any other material from you household rubbish). You need to focus on recycling at home and do not have to go out to collect rubbish to recycle. It would be great if you could include photos of yourself dropping off your week's collection of glass, tins, plastics and/or paper at your recycling drop-off point. You can upload these photos and any other photos of your recycling setup and your week's recycling activities using the 'Student Dropbox' tool on the main site of GGH3708 on myUnisa (please refer to your pictures on the Student Dropbox in your blog). Please describe how you felt about recycling before, during and after you did this mini project. I expect you to create a series of daily blog posts which document the whole process as well as provide < rafination at the and An