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Showing posts with label reuse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reuse. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Saturday, July 3, 2010
My Little Composter
Before sending empty cardboard six-pack cartons to the recycling bin, I've been letting my littlest critter (who already nests in bedding made from recycled material) have some fun climbing, chewing and digesting them. Calling Agent Juarez a composter is a stretch but... c'mon... is she cute, or what?!? Too bad they don't make "silent spinner" wheels out of recycled metal or BPA-free plastic.
Monday, March 22, 2010
Love Little Green Books
I had the pleasure of gifting and reading The Adventures of a Plastic Bottle to my little niece over the weekend and let me tell you, folks: it is adorably educational. The story about recycling follows the bottle from his beginnings as a blob of crude oil, through polymerization, construction, use, reuse, recycling and to his final form (spoiler alert) as a fleece sweatshirt. I mean, seriously... what's cuter than a spirited plastic bottle with googley eyes teaching our littlest generation important lessons about the processes that have become a huge part of our existence?As you would expect, the books are printed on recycled paper and The Adventures of a Plastic Bottle is one of many in Simon & Schuster's Little Green Books series.
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