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What Does It Mean for a Music Tour to Go Carbon Neutral?
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Is There a Minimum Size for Paper to Be Recycled?
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Can I Really Flush “Flushable” Wipes Down the Toilet?
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Are My Favorite Sports Teams Harming the Environment?
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Why Did I Have to Separate All My Recyclables?
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Can I Drink Rainwater?
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Are American-Made Items Better for the Environment?
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How Can I Go Car-Free?
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You can also use old wash cloths instead of those swiffer cloths -saves money too. Old socks slipped over your hand makes a good duster- We turned the old outgrown swing set into a hanging plant holder after removing the swings-painted it to match our outdoor furniture.We turn empty milk cartons into bird feeders- wash them out- cut square holes on 2 sides high enough to allow for the seed-we put old tinker toy long "stick" piece thru it for place for birds to land to feed. Glued old lincoln logs into planters too-used empty milk cartons for "liner" just make sure you make some drainage holes in it. If you look around you can find manty use for outgrown toys- or donate them to Women's shelter or Hospital childrens clinic-just call first to see if they accept them-most do as long as stuff is clean & in good condition.{just remember no toys with little parts or anything that can be taken off & swallowed} We have 6 children so we're inventing new uses for outgrown/unwanted kids things all the time. -
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Some great ideas here, I will check back to see if anyone has added new ones. I use old sheets to cut into strips to tie up my tomato plants. I use used coffee grounds around plants that slugs like to chew on, they wont cross the grounds.
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