This blog is to share what is going on in the world of recycling and eco living. Who's doing what, with what and where? Is it enough? Can we inspire others?
The answer is "YES" so start sharing.
Let's use this opportunity to share what is being done
currently,brainstorm and impliment future ideas.
Tuesday, August 23, 2005
Keep our streams clean, remind others to take their trash with them when they hike into our forests. We are the only ones who can keep our waters clean.
1 comment:
Anonymous
said...
We do have curbside pick up once a week: glass, newspaper, cans, plastics. I do it all, husband pretends he doesn't know how.
Medium to small fabric scraps I take to local elementary school art department (I get thanks and praise like you'd never believe)
Large rolls of left over fabric are cluttering up my workroom, I can't part with them or use them as patterns for new projects. I know women's prisons are glad to get them, but that requires research and shipping, haven't done that yet.
The plastic that arrives to me in shipping is usually too dirty to reuse, so I toss it out.
1 comment:
We do have curbside pick up once a week: glass, newspaper, cans, plastics. I do it all, husband pretends he doesn't know how.
Medium to small fabric scraps I take to local elementary school art department (I get thanks and praise like you'd never believe)
Large rolls of left over fabric are cluttering up my workroom, I can't part with them or use them as patterns for new projects. I know women's prisons are glad to get them, but that requires research and shipping, haven't done that yet.
The plastic that arrives to me in shipping is usually too dirty to reuse, so I toss it out.
Thanks!
Sylvie
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