The History of Plastic Bottles
March 17, 2011
Through its creation and restructuring, plastic has evolved time and time again. But, in this evolution, it has become more difficult to recycle.
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Seven Water Towers Transformed into Houses
March 16, 2011
Forget bricks, concrete and mortar — repurposed water towers actually make pretty good houses, and definitely unusual ones!
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Ten Astonishing Steampunk Timepieces
March 16, 2011
Why not take some old gears, dials and wires and create some pieces of steampunk art for your wrist? The results range from cool and crazy to downright bizarre and creepy.
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The Woes of Lid Recycling
March 16, 2011
Does your municipality accept lids and caps for curbside recycling? The ability to process these materials is increasing after years of wasting.
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Myths and Facts About Biodegradable Plastics
March 16, 2011
“Biodegradable” doesn’t necessarily mean eco-friendly, despite what most consumers think.
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Plastic Bags Repurposed into Stunning Embroidered Canvases
March 16, 2011
Artist Josh Blackwell mixes creativity and reuse together in the name of sparing landfills.
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Ten Incredible DIY Ghostbusters Packs
March 15, 2011
The coolest paranormal elimination tool ever, now made from stuff that most of us have lying around at home!
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iPad, Take Two: Six Simple Ways to Recycle Last Year’s Model
March 15, 2011
If you’re tossing the original iPad in favor of the iPad 2 model, take note: There are several different reuse options.
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BAN’s Jim Puckett and Sharps Compliance’s David Tusa
March 14, 2011
“Green is Good” welcomes BAN’s Jim Puckett and Sharps Compliance’s David Tusa to discuss their green initiatives.
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Top Five Cities That Have Banned Plastic Bags
March 14, 2011
Here are five cities that are taking a stand against plastic bags. Is yours next?