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Monthly Archives: December 2010
Want a New Year’s Resolution? Start a trash diary.
I find most green-focused promises to ourselves tend to come around April, in time for Earth Day rather than in time for the new year. By now you’ve probably switched out all your incandescents for CFLs, you’re buying some organic/local … Continue reading
There’s more to recycling beyond the blue bin
Recycling has the image of a clean, happy subject everyone can relate to. That it’s all white paper and clean aluminum cans and plastic bottles tossed neatly into a bright, blue bin. The reality of recycling is a bit different. … Continue reading