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Kathleen A.
8 years ago
I will try.
John C.
8 years ago
makes sense
Heather S.
8 years ago
We recycle every single thing we can, and compost the foods. Also feed the birds or go feed the animals at our local lake, the bread and cereal we dont eat.
Robentz A.
8 years ago
I recycle everything that I can, from diapers to clothes.
JANIKA G.
8 years ago
wow interesting article
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