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The Plastic Gods Must be Crazy!I tend to like the bushman’s view and I like to apply it to “disposable” items where possible. Share
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Science Fiction, eh? Nah. It’s Plasma baby, and It’s Now.
Maybe there’s something in the water up there? Maybe it’s the Ice Roads? Or the geese? Whatever the case may be, our Canadian neighbors are leading the way with innovative environmental pollution solutions! Share
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I Used To Be A Plastic Bottle: Recycling Is Fashionable
Vac from the Sea: Building Vacuum Cleaners from Plastic Ocean DebrisTo help raise awareness of plastic waste, an appliance maker is making vacuum cleaners from plastic debris “harvested” from the sea.
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Save The Oceans - Slash Your Plastic FootprintHave you ever heard of the North Pacific Gyre? AKA the “Great Pacific Garbage Patch,” it’s a rotating pinwheel of pollution that stretches over a gigantic area of the Pacific, bracketing Hawaii. Share
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Recycling: Inside the Black Hole...
“Reducing Unsustainability is not the same thing as creating Sustainability”- John Ehrenfeld Share
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Pack Your Lunch in Reusable Sandwich and Snack Bags from Eco Green BagsReduce your plastic consumption with these colorful and fully washable fabric sandwich and snack bags! Share
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8bottles Turns Recycled PET Bottles into Eco-Friendly ShirtsA husband and wife team turn potential waste items, drink bottles, into truly green shirts.
According to the Container Recycling Institute, the number of beverage bottles and cans that have been landfilled, littered, or incinerated in the US in this year alone is almost 6 billion. Let me repeat that: Almost 6 billion beverage containers have been trashed so far this year. That's a lot of waste. Share
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Ten Stories You May Have Missed This WeekOnce again, it was another great week of stories on Greenopolis
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Drive Over Plastic Trash and Old Tires!My old man was in the concrete business. I was learning how to use (or at least hold) a trowel when I was 4 years old, working on a concrete driveway with him. Concrete is energy intensive, accounting for roughly 8% of all waste CO2 worldwide. But concrete is durable- what else holds up so well? Share
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