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    • … the city of Portland. Green Practices: Everything we print is on recycled paper, including The Green Siren which is on 100% post-consumer waste recycled paper. Also, we promote local patronage and using Maine-made products and services in our projects.

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    • … in natural, earth-friendly wooden and organic cotton toys for kids and babies, and even offers gift-wrapping with recycled and recyclable paper. For grown-up gifts, EcoArtware (eco-artware.com) sells a variety of items made from recycled and natural materials, from bath and kitchen accessories to pet …

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    • … to be recycled include aluminum, steel and tin cans, glass bottles and jars, and paper and plastic products including plastic water bottles. Old electronics should be recycled since they contain lead and mercury, which can taint the soil and water. Thereby, poisoning drinking water as well as vegetation …

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    • … paper. Dishes, cups, and utensils were made to be reused and often were made from metal or wood. Back then, plastic recycling wasn’t an issue. Of course, there are all kinds of wonderful and important products that have made life easier and safer all thanks to plastics. The new emphasis …

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    • Post brand sold online and at post offices) qualifies as mixed-paper and can be recycled according to local guidelines. Fillers The USPS does not generally provide fillers, such as packing peanuts or bubble wrap, although some of their envelopes are padded. Due to the environmental problems …

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    • … for consumers to search more than 100,000 locations in the U.S. and Canada that recycle these products, and features guides to make holiday-related activities like parties and shopping more eco-friendly. The USPS will be contributing valuable content about recycled content packaging, greening your mail …

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    • … Instead of opting for paper and plastic, use dishes, silverware and cloth napkins instead of disposable utensils and paper products. Don’t have enough reusable plates for everyone? No problem! Make it BYOP, and have everyone bring their own plates, forks and cups. You can even make a game out …

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    • … drafted the following letter on recycling, and I think it is important enough to include in my blog: RECYCLING Recycling is important because it is good for the environment and helps prevent the waste of useful materials. For example, by recycling aluminum and paper, we can keep these useful products …

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    • … for right now—the wood burning in the fireplace, the hope of a kiss under fresh mistletoe. From body care products to gormet foods and drinks, to recycled toys and organic clothing, there are number of ways to go green for the holiday. Tea by Organic Market. (Photograph by Robert Wray. Styling …

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    • So, you think you’re pretty good at this eco-friendly living, yeah? Let’s see if you’re doing something all committed eco-warriors take on as a sacrifice for the cause… buying toilet paper made from recycled paper! I’ve heard all the complaints before: it’s too scratchy; it’s a blah colour; it’s …




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