How can I recycle more around the house, school, town, etc.?
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Eat whatever you like!  Freecycle whatever you wish to get rid of!
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the three R's! reduce, reuse and recycle.
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Do you have a RESTORE in your area? It's through Habitat http://www.habitat.org/ also check your local freecycle.org in your hometown. I have found alot of great things at both.
584959
wow, I feel for you. I hope you have found a mentor somewhere. perhaps you could call a recycling center nearby and they could point you in the right directions, like a salvage yard that gives people money for recycling...
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That depends on if you want something globally or locally ? I would think what you do locally will effect the global community. Your local recyclers will most likely have idea's for you and ways to recycle, use less electricity, water, fuel and so on....these issues are usually as close as your own door.or light switch...or water usage and so on.
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I know people that have gone around and collected trash and sold it thru ebay.  Look around your town on junk day, you might find something sellable.  Take a picture of it and offer it for sale.  Voila -- you're in business.
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Try FreeCycle. There's a group in almost all the major and minor cities throughout the US. For North Carolina, try the following link:\n\nhttp://www.freecycle.org/display.php?region=US%20Southern\n\nThen choose your city or one nearby...
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SheRa...yikes...you know, you posed some thought provoking questions.\n\nThe environment - what am I doing to make it better.  Shame on me but I am doing nothing.  I really hate trying to find the right bin to place plastic containers in.  I don't want to have that stuff separated in special bins inside my place since there's not much room as it is.  I don't even get the newspaper because I'm just too lazy to recycle.  I don't drink sodas in the can, so that's out.  I do have plants at home that I take good care of.\n\nCleaners...do you mean, household?  I like Tilex - especially for the shower - keeps the shower doors nice and clean (no film, no soap residue, very clear).  I use Oxy for the stove top to keep it shiny.  Tide is the detergent I use for laundry, which I had to do.  I usually clean on the weekends - takes about 3 hours.  I have OCD, so one little hairball on the carpet...and I'm just nuts.\n\nI listen to old style music that I grew up on.  The softer music with words that you can fall in love with, that carry you to the place in time, bringing back the fondest of memories.  \n\nTools - I have a hammer and some...hmmm...what do you call those things - probably screwdrivers and some other rachet things or whatever.  I have something that's rechargeable - not sure what the heck that is.  My husband will know what to do with these things when he gets home. :)\n\nHave fun today!  This was different to answer - much more refreshing than the constant, racial, hate, blah blah blah stuff! :)
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the only thing that i can think of is maybe saving some milk jugs and make something out of them since they are plastic and of course recyclable. put one on your head as a hat, make some shoulder pads, and knee pads and a sword out of the caps and call yourself the recycled pirate, oh...and don't forget the eye patch. hope i could help
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Fossil fuels: Reduce your car-miles.  Carpool, take public transportation, walk, or ride a bike.  Support the use of clean-burning fuels, like compressed natural gas.\n\nRefuse: Recycle plastics, paper, and metals.  Anything which can be used in any fashion should go to a resale shop.  Try to only use Type 1 and Type 2 plastics, which are easily recyclable.\n\nDon't flush anything besides rain water down storm drains.  \n\nWhen swimming or boating or camping or spending time in the wild, gather your trash and pack it out with you.
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try checking the freecycle in your area.
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take it to your local recycle place, are gives you a few bucks for it... you can call your recycle place to see how much you can get for it...
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Educating People to be more concious of the Problem!\n\nWe all could recycle more, dispose of less.\nWe all could use more energy efficient heating and motor vehicles.\nDo we really need to use so much power - light that are not needed, leaving chargers plugged in, etc\n\nPeople need to be made aware of the situation and how we all can do our bit to help!
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well you can put what you should recycle. how recycling will help. like it'll help air pollution,water pollution, and stuff like that. state all the bad things that will happen if you don't recycle.
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e-bay or recycler.com or yahoo autos or your local newspaper
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I do recycle personally; even though some places make it an absolute pain to do so.\n\nOne place I lived, they had a "recycling" place.  However, in order to use it, you had to go when it was open, which was only one Saturday a month for two hours.  Then you had to take all the recycling you had piled up during that time and seperate it yourself.\n\nIt was sometimes too much to handle, especially because I used to have to travel some weekends, so sometimes I would have to make two or three trips to deliver all my two or three months worth of recylycing... which even if you wash it out at home before storing it... didn't exactly smell nice.\n\nWhere I am now they actually take it all curbside once a week (the same day as trash)... which is SO nice.  Another place I lived you had to take your own garbage to the town "dump"  If you didn't recycle (or volunteer at the recycling station at least once a year) you were given quite a hard time.  It was a small New England town, so they really did care and worked hard to recycle.\n\nTowns and cities need to make it easier, and people will just catch on.  Then they won't remember what it was like not to.  Change takes time... but you have to make it a little easier for people.
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Plant a tree, recycle, sleep