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Category Archives: recycling
Top Ten Recycling Tips from Think Outside The Bin
THINK OUTSIDE THE BIN “Think Outside The Bin: Discard your common household items, help your neighbor, help your earth” was written with a vision of making a difference in America’s homes and landfills. In celebration of our success, we offer … Continue reading
New Year’s Resolution to Recycle More
Start a Recycling Revolution in 2012! Some resolutions to consider: Resolve to begin recycling if you don’t already. You can start small. This site provides a wealth of information about getting your recycling efforts off the ground. If you already … Continue reading
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Free Stuff on the Web
Whether you are looking to get rid of your clutter, or if you need something but can’t afford to buy new, these are some great sites for general, and usually FREE stuff! STUFF YA DON’T WANT Great resource for all … Continue reading
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The Latest Recycling Laws
RAYMOND COMMUNICATIONS Raymond Communications is an organization that tracks global and state-wide legislation on recycling. It has newsletters of state recycling laws, electronic recycling and international recycling laws. http://raymond.com
You can help Wipe Out Waste
WIPE OUT WASTE This program in Charlotte Mecklenburg challenges its residents to reduce, reuse and recycle and gives away free drawings for participants. You can also get a free guide, in print or online, at the WOW website. The WOW … Continue reading
Recycle on July 4th
KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL Happy 4th of July! As you celebrate the holiday with family and friennds, remember to set out a bin to collect bottles, cans, cardboard, cups and other recyclable items. Keep America Beautiful believes that each of us holds … Continue reading
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What can be recycled?
What should I put in my recycle bin? Every community is different, but generally speaking all common household food and drink containers can be put in your recycle bin…leaving the “real trash” at a bare minimum. If you aren’t generating … Continue reading
Melinda Anderson
Think Outside The Bin
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