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  • 99-centonly

    Food Packaging: How Much Is TOO Much?

    Posted by Elizah LeighUser517_level Thu, Mar 11
    Flipping through the weekly grocery store ads, my eyes zeroed in on an incredulous, budget friendly pantry-stocking opportunity – one dollar boxes of cereal. I told myself in a bizarre deep-throated Cajun voice that I only whip out...
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  • Cow_cartoon_manure

    Recycled Animal Waste Medicine, Toiletries & Beverages?!?

    Posted by Linda LucilleUser2449_level Tue, Mar 09
    It’s no secret that we like our meat cheap, so massive factory farming systems continue to fulfill consumer demand at minimal expense to agri-conglomerates (which some argue is one of the greatest accomplishments of the modern world...
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  • Aluminumcans

    Aluminum Can Recycling Ideas For The Crafty DIYer

    Posted by Kieran K.User3446_level Sun, Mar 07
      Beverage cans are one of the most easily recycled materials because they can be melted down and reformed an infinite number of times without the aluminum ever losing its integrity and strength. According to ItsEasyToRecycle.org, t...
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  • 36_the-waste-for-life-studio

    Waste For Life: An Organization That Uses Trash To Alleviate P...

    Posted by Kieran K.User3446_level Sun, Feb 28
    Lifting people up out of poverty by helping them to transforming trash into treasure has been the main goal of Waste For Life (also known as basura por vida) since 2006. From its onset, two engineering researchers from Canada's Queen...
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  • Tree_3

    Recycled Cardboard Metamorphosis -- From Ho-Hum to Holey Moley!

    Posted by Linda LucilleUser2449_level Thu, Feb 25
      Ever wonder what happens to corrugated cardboard (you know...the untreated stuff with the wavy center "core") once it's hauled off to the recycling facility? The short story is that the material is broken down with water, transfo...
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  • Plastichouse5

    Can Recycled "PET" Plastic Bottles Actually Save Lives?

    Posted by Elizah LeighUser517_level Wed, Feb 24
    Those of us who are fortunate enough to live in the western world rarely give a passing thought to how we end up with a safe and secure roof over our heads. It's just there. We have more pressing things to concern ourselves with, like how...
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  • Freegan2

    Enjoy "Freegan Fringe Benefits" Without Diving Directly Into A...

    Posted by Bob KurzUser2096_level Tue, Feb 23
    FIRST, THE BASICS: What's A Freegan? Simply put, a freegan is an alternative lifestyle strategist who prefers to eschew the typical trappings of modern society (as related to hyper-consumerism, materialism and the waste of valuable resou...
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  • Oatmeal

    15 Oat-astic Ways To Use Nature's Most Multi-Purpose & Afforda...

    Posted by Linda LucilleUser2449_level Mon, Feb 22
    A dollar doesn't go nearly as far as it used to, but that's okay...as long as you stock your pantry with the whole grain goodness of oatmeal. While it has earned an unfair reputation as being a blah sort of food that we only consume out o...
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  • Compostlogo2

    Why Should I Compost & What Ingredients Should I Use?

    Posted by Kieran K.User3446_level Sun, Feb 21
    No matter what resource you consult, it seems as though composting is always cited as one of the top lifestyle changes that can be made to benefit the environment, but what does it really mean? Quite literally, it refers to the act of con...
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  • Amy-mahnick-1

    Still Life With Post-Consumer Plastic

    Posted by Bob KurzUser2096_level Sun, Feb 21
    Among the greatest artistic muses to have ever inspired the creation of poetry, art and literature throughout history, the fairer sex has almost always topped the list. Anyone who dabbles in the arts knows that even creativity must on occ...
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