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by bobferris

Recycling Cyndi Lauper, Anti-freeze, Batteries, Oil, and Paint


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by bobolink

Turning Landfills Into Filling Stations

Is it possible to combine two problems and end up with something good, or is that simply the stuff of fairy tales?


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by LiteGreen

Reclaimed Barn Wood Links Past And Future

Old growth timber, salvaged from run-down barns is fast becoming one of the most prized types of reclaimed wood.



Reclaimed barn wood is harvested, milled and then reinvented into new flooring, beams, wood paneling, lumber, and wood furniture. The appeal of reclaimed wood, especially barn wood is it’s time-tested durability and character.



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by The Green Groove

Japanese Artist Haroshi Recycles Old Skateboards into 3-Dimensional Art

Find out how a Japanese artist takes broken skateboards and transforms them into lifelike sculptures!


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by Joe Laur

Who’s Greener- the City or the Country?

Who’s Greener- the City or the Country?


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by The Green Groove

World’s Tallest Treehouse Has Foundation Built from God

This 97-foot tall treehouse made from reclaimed and recycled wood gets an average of 400 visitors a week!


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by CanarsieBK

Keep Our Oceans Clean and Recycle These 8 Items


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“We know that when we protect our oceans we're protecting our future." Bill Clinton

In order to keep our oceans and waters clean, we need to protect them from harmful chemicals that can be dumped into them.

Here's a list of 8 things that you should recycle or reuse to keep our oceans clean and how you can do so.

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by Renee Barnes

 Reduce-Reuse-Recycle to Stretch Your Grocery Dollar

3 Meals Now & 2 Put Up For Later...From A $3.00 Flat Of Chicken Thighs

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My husband does most of our grocery shopping. We don't own a car so it's very lucky that our son works with him and is a close neighbor. It works well for our son as well, since we contribute to gas and car maintenance. As you may read between the lines, ours is a very close family.


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by Joe Laur

Recycle Your Big Balls!

I grew up in Milwaukee, where the American Bowling Congress was based. Bowling was a local pastime growing up, along with beer and Harley-Davidsons. That was culture in 1950’s Milwaukee. (Or ‘kulchah” as my friends in Boston would say). Both my mom and dad had personalized bowling balls in plush lined monogrammed bags for their league night. A number of my siblings still bowl in leagues weekly.


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by Two Girls Go Green

Happy World Oceans Day! 

Happy World Oceans Day. 

This year it feels as though we should be extra grateful for our oceans given all that they've gone through recently. Oftentimes we forget just how important the deep blue sea is for us. So in honor of Oceans Day today, June 8th, here is a short, not exhaustive, list of what the world's oceans do for us:


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