The world is facing a trash problem of epic proportions. By 2050, the amount of waste expected to be generated has nearly doubled to 3.8 billion metric tons. This surge in trash has severe consequences for the environment, from pollution and climate change to loss of biodiversity.One potential solution is reducing our consumption habits. However, this proves to be a challenging task, as many of us are not equipped with the skills or knowledge to make more sustainable choices when it comes to buying products. It's a cycle that's difficult to break.While reducing waste and consumption are crucial steps towards addressing this issue, recycling can also play a vital role in minimizing our environmental footprint. However, effective recycling practices are often hindered by inadequate infrastructure, lack of education, and contamination of recyclable materials.