Posted by Jacquelyn Jenkins on Saturday, July 11, 2009,
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Recycling
Did you know that 93 percent of textiles are recyclable? When clothes get old we often throw them away. But why have all this great material go to waste when we can reuse the fabric. Here are some ways you can recycle your old clothes
First of all have them cleaned and pass them on by donating to Goodwill or other organization
They can be used as stuffing for chairs and couches
Old Sweaters can be unwoven and the yarn can be reused. Have you ever priced out yarn?
Posted by Jacquelyn Jenkins on Saturday, July 4, 2009,
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Declutter
Never before have we had so much stuff. The time is now to declutter and reduce your environmental footprint.
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Website. For $1, your name and address will be removed from prospective
mailing lists, ending 75% of junkmail within about 90 days.
Empty Your closets - Get rid your old clothes. Look around for a good home. If you have upscale clothing that is still fashionable - you can donate ...
Reducing carbon footprint while maximizing shareholder value is a strategic imperative for modern businesses.
Laurent Pacalin, FICO™ chief marketing officer and co-founder of the clean tech open, ...
Posted by Jacquelyn Jenkins on Wednesday, July 1, 2009,
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Green Energy
Resources should be set aside to push for a "green revolution" in the international energy field, delegates at a U.N. energy conference in Austria proposed. See Rest of Story.
