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amanda Gentile

Sweden makes a stride for renewable engergy via your trash! - 0 views

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    The small country of Sweden is collecting trash and putting it to good use (and is getting paid to do so)! The article reads that the country is creating energy for around 250,000 homes. Hopefully this will keep waste out of places it doesn't belong (like the ocean). However this does pose the question of how many toxins from the trash will be released into the air?
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    The toxin question is a good one and how much CO2?
anonymous

Models turn trash into fashion at Riverest Recycled Fashion Show | The Leaf Chronicle -... - 2 views

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    Who would have thought that cardboard, steel/tin, recycled fabric and clothing, aluminum, plastics, paper cartons, chipboard, newspaper, mixed papers and glass could be used to design dresses, pantsuits, coats and more? I feel as though more and more people will participate in creating clothing made from recycled products, so long as the word about it continues to spread.
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    I feel like I've seen these projects before and even used as displays to promote recycling. At my last school, I took a fiber class and the professor had each of us make outfits from recycled materials she offered. It turned out to be a fun project and most of the outfits actually looked good. This is just one of many ways to get people more excited and aware of recycling and reusing materials.
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    Two years ago at our Earth Day, a student organized a Recycled Fashion Show. She created all the clothing, organized the models, and conducted the show on the quad. Look at page 16 of this report I wrote a few years ago: http://www.lasell.edu/Documents/Reports/2009-2010-Lasell-College-Sustainability-Report.pdf
Nick Lombardo

Reuse a Shoe - 0 views

shared by Nick Lombardo on 17 Dec 12 - Cached
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    This article is about the Nike Re use a Shoe team who takes the initiative of helping to save shoes from being thrown in the trash. 28,000,000 shoes have been saved since 1990.
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