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I can steer you in the right direction for answers to questions about recycling, garbage, the use of certain products and the links to toxins in our environment. I have can help you make your parties, events or gatherings a Green Event. I can suggest ideas to get your friends` neighbors and coworkers interested in recycling.
I am a member of the United Methodist Women's Green Team. I have done research as a journalist and I receive numerous press releases with names and contact information for you.
Many items say they are recyclable, but that doesn't do any good if you or the facility doesn't, indeed, recycle them. i.e...the plastics at fast food places.
Did you know that if you refuse to eat food that is served on Styrofoam or plastic, that you could end up losing weight? This is because it makes you think more before you purchase your food.... you are less likely to go to fast food places AND more likely to pack a lunch before you go.
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Hello, My first reaction is that the bags need sunlight to decompose. It takes at least six weeks for them to start to decompose. So you need to store them in a cool, dry place. I don't know what to
Hi Tim, Hope you are doing okay with all the snow you have had and you have made it out of snowmageddon. I did some searching for composting site in D. C. I suggest that you visit: http://ddoe.dc
Hello Michael, There is a graph and comparison on this website: http://www.geocraft.com/WVFossils/greenhouse_data.html The second graph show Greenhouse Gas Concentrations: Natural vs man-made
Hi Jen, Well, I wrote something that is a mix of my memories and other data I hope this will help you. Naomi a.k.a. Prof. Cricket http://ask-cricket.blogspot.com/ That depends on what you call recycling
Hello Jen, I am not sure what your first question is. Are you asking me if I was around when recycling first began in the U.S.? As for the second question here is a link that will explain the numbering

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