What's Layne got in common with an aluminium can?
In Australia, the aluminium can was born in the 1970s just like world surfing champion Layne Beachley.
Since then, Australians have recycled a massive 38 billion cans and because aluminium is able to be used again and again, parts of an aluminium can could be the same age as Layne.
The more lives you give your cans the more resources and carbon emissions you save.
By recycling six aluminium cans you can offset a 25 kilometre train journey, a 17 kilometre bus ride or ten kilometre trip in an average size car (find out more).
So be sure to recycle all your aluminium cans.
Be one of the first to see Layne Beachley’s 2009 TV and cinema promo.
For more information about aluminium can recycling check out the Recycling Information pages.
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