; and (B) primary operations carried out in the United States. (4) Eligible entity The term eligible entity means— (A) a single unit of State, local, or Tribal government; (B) a consortium of multiple units of State, local, or Tribal government; (C) one or more units of State, local, or Tribal government in coordination with for-profit or nonprofit organizations; or (D) one or more incorporated nonprofit organizations. (5) Embodied energy The term embodied energy means energy that was used to create a product or material. (6) Living wage The term living wage means the minimum income necessary to allow a person working 40 hours per week to afford the cost of housing, food, and other material necessities. (7) Organics recycling The term organics recycling means the biological processes by which organics streams are converted to compost which is not harmful to humans, plants, or animals. (8) Recycling The term recycling — (A) means the mechanical processing of material that has reached the end of its current use into material to be used in the production of new products; (B) does not include incineration or any other energy recovery process; and (C) does not include depolymerization or a similar process. (9) Reuse The term reuse — (A) means— (i) using a product, packaging, or resource more than once for the same or a new function with little to no processing; or (ii) repairing a product so it can be used longer, sharing or renting it, or selling or donating it to another party; and (B) does not include incineration. (10) Source reduction The term source reduction — (A) includes— (i) activities that reduce consumption of products or services that create physical outputs, such as packaging, that is secondary to the intended use of the item being consumed; (ii) measures or techniques that reduce the amount of waste generated during production processes; and (iii) the reduction or elimination of the use of materials which are not able to be recycled without degrading the quality of the material