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How bad is not sorting your plastics for recycling? - By Brendan I. Koerner - Sl…
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May 7, 9:03pm
4 reviews
environment, plastic, recycle
http://www.slate.com/id/2190734/
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From the page: "I've been tossing my used yogurt cups in the recycling bin for years. So imagine my horror when I recently got around to reading the fine print on my city's sanitation guidelines--yogurt cups, it turns out, are supposed to go in the regular trash. Has my inadvertent sorting error ruined many tons' worth of recyclable plastics?"

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Recycle: instructions - Recycling Database
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Mar 20, 10:53pm
1 review
crafts, craft, recycle, easter
http://www.world.org/reuse/instruct.html
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From the page: "Candy-Filled Eggs from Egg Cartons
1. Cut the bottom half of the carton away from the top half.
2. Cut the bottom of the carton into six sections, each containing two egg cups.
3. Decorate the outsides to make them look like Easter eggs.
4. Fill one cup from each of the six sections with small candies.
5. Fold each section in half so that one of the egg cups rests on top of the second one.
6. Attach the top and bottom together with a twistie.
7. Place it inside an Easter basket, or hide them around the house for children to find."

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The Tea Bag Basks in Its Moment to Simmer - City Room - Metro - New York Times…
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Feb 27, 2:27pm
1 review
art, recycle, reuse
http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/02/27/the-tea-bag-basks-in-its-moment-...
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From the page: "everage-centered artsy recycling seems to be all the rage these days. We have bottle caps transformed into coffee cups reborn as coasters, beer bottles recycled as Okinawan glassware, purses, aluminum can tabs woven into handbags, and water bottles refashioned as pet jellyfish (note the Volvic and San Pelligrino versions).
It seemed as if only the dowdy, lowly tea bag was left out out of the eco-chic party. No more. Now, it seems, tea bags are also claiming the spotlight.
They are also being transformed into artwork by yet another group in yet another developing country -- in this case, in a project called Original T-Bag Designs in a South African town near Capetown. (We may seem cynical, but we wouldn't write about these projects if we didn't think they were meaningful.)"

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http://www.pge.com/includes/docs/pdfs/res/rebates/lighting/cfl_disposal_facts.pd…
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Jan 24, 10:14am
1 review
homemaking, trash, recycle, cfl
http://www.pge.com/includes/docs/pdfs/res/rebates/lighting/cfl_disposal_facts...
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Information on Proper Disposal of Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs (CFLs). Don't throw them into the trash.

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Marketplace: Our e-waste comes back to haunt us
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Jan 10, 8:36pm
1 review
business, electronics, environment, recycle
http://marketplace.publicradio.org/display/web/2007/11/14/consumed5_pm_1/
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How ewaste comes back to poison us

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Garbage Crisis Leaves Naples Streets a Putrid Mess - Associated Content
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Jan 7, 11:53am
1 review
business, environment, recycle, garbage
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/260962/garbage_crisis_leaves_naples_...
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From the page: "Naples has no place to dump its garbage. City dumps are all full and while there are plans for new dumps to be built..." Could happen to all our cities.

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Campaign aims to recycle Christmas 100m cards | Environment | Guardian Unlimited
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Jan 3, 9:37pm
1 review
homemaking, recycle, christmas-card
http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2008/jan/03/recycling.waste
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From the page: "The annual Christmas card recycling scheme, launched by the Woodland Trust and Recycle Now, is aiming to collect 100m cards and raise enough money from them to plant 24,000 trees."

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Recycled Juice Box Bag Perfect For Camera Case | Cool Green Gadgets
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Dec 21, 2007 8:51am
1 review
shopping, gift, recycle, green
http://www.coolgreengadgets.com/2007/12/21/recycled-juice-box-bag-perfect-for...
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Made from juice boxes!

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Home Green Home:The Recycled House
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Dec 12, 2007 10:50am
1 review
home-improvement, recycle, green-home-remodel
http://www.thegreenguide.com/blog/home_green_home/1000
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Can you remodel your home green and cheap? This article says you can. But it takes tremendous patience and time. You basically cannot have a conventional job for a few years, since you will always be looking for second hand material and putting it in by yourself.

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Treasure from trash - Memphis Business Journal:
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Dec 9, 2007 9:36pm
2 reviews
environment, recycle, card-board
http://www.bizjournals.com/memphis/stories/2007/10/15/smallb1.html
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This just makes business sense. From the page: "in lieu of paying $20 to $30 per ton to dump garbage at a landfill, a company can recycle its garbage and turn it into gold: one ton of recycled plastic is sold for $350-$400."
About 40% of the garbage at landfills is cardboard, which can be recycled and sold off to paper mills."
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