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# [http://www.gpi.org/recycleglass/ Recycle Glass]
 
# [http://www.gpi.org/recycleglass/ Recycle Glass]
 
# [http://www.americanchemistry.com/s_plastics/sec_learning.asp?CID=1102&DID=4256 American Chemistry] Facts/Myths about recycling plastic  
 
# [http://www.americanchemistry.com/s_plastics/sec_learning.asp?CID=1102&DID=4256 American Chemistry] Facts/Myths about recycling plastic  
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# [http://www.loosefillpackaging.com/ Loose Fill Packaging] In other words, packing peanuts
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# [http://www.paperrecycles.org/ Paper Recycles]
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# [http://www.compostinfo.com/tutorial/QuickTutorial.htm Online Composting Tutorial]
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Specifically for our recycling youngsters (and big kids too!)
 
Specifically for our recycling youngsters (and big kids too!)

Revision as of 17:37, 7 December 2009

  1. Freecycle
  2. A rather thorough list of recycling links
  3. Junk mail Get rid of unwanted/unsolicited mail, email and phone calls
  4. Deconstruction Institute A site for sharing information about deconstructing versus demolition of buildings
  5. Call To Recycle How to recycle your nickel-cadmium batteries
  6. Recycle Glass
  7. American Chemistry Facts/Myths about recycling plastic
  8. Loose Fill Packaging In other words, packing peanuts
  9. Paper Recycles
  10. Online Composting Tutorial


Specifically for our recycling youngsters (and big kids too!)

  1. Recycling facts Fun facts to know and share about recycling (established for teachers and students)
  2. The Imagination Factory Recycle by making artwork
  3. {http://www.epa.gov/epawaste/education/kids/planetprotectors/index.htm Planet Protectors Club]
  4. Recycle City Online games and activities to show kids what can happen if we do not take care of our earth
  5. Worm World How to eliminate food waste by feeding worms instead of tossing in the trash