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  • midget

    Hair and mushrooms clean up oil
    Greenopolis Founder

     Hair and mushrooms create a recipe for cleaning up oily beaches 

    by Meredith May, Chronicle Staff Writer

    A group of guerrilla volunteers is cleaning oil from San Francisco's beaches using an unorthodox, albeit totally organic, method: human hair and mushrooms.

    Using mats made of hair, they are absorbing the droplets of oil that have washed ashore since a cargo ship rammed the base of a Bay Bridge tower last week, spilling 58,000 gallons of fuel. » read more

    Blog entry posted by midget 41 weeks 4 days ago
  • WhteSoxGal32

    Earth Day- Chicagoland
    Greenopolis Founder

    If you live in the Chicagoland area, please let me know if you're interested in creating a cleanup group on Earth Day (Wed. Apr. 22nd). I know there will probably be a handful of great opportunities through local villages and towns, but I want to go to the 'forgotten' lands of Chicago and its surrounding counties! I'm hoping if there are enough people interested I can get a where and what we would be doing. Thanks and hope to hear from you all!

    Blog entry posted by WhteSoxGal32 47 weeks 23 hours ago

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