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Published on March 22, 2008
Resource Waste
Plastic shamstic—go reusable
By Danielle Oxman

Each year 500 billion to 1 trillion plastic bags are used worldwide. Every year these bags turn into litter and pollution. Fortunately, many stores, like Albertsons, Walgreens and Trader Joe's, have started to sell reusable canvas bags.

Coffee cup tidbits
By Michael Linsey

The daily coffee consumer generates 23 pounds of waste per year. Cut down with the following tips.

Showers vs. baths
By Brandyn Abrams

Shower, don't bathe.

What to do with old newspapers
By Melissa Krueger and Catherine O'Connor

Learn how to recycle your old newspapers in new and creative ways-- there's more than just paper mache!

Shower water waste
By Brandyn Abrams

Take a shower, save water.

Recycle drop centers
By Justin Adler

Don't have recycling at home? Check here.

Green tip: Don't use dryer sheets!
By Kelly Lewis

Recent studies suggest that dryer sheets hold chemicals that are potentially harmful to the environment, and to your body.

Recycling Made Simple
By Sara Michele Borzatta

HP Planet Partners has made is easy for a lazy person like me to recycle by including an envelope in the ink cartridge package with an return address already printed neatly on it.

Opt for an eco-friendly bouquet
By Nina M. Padula

Have you ever considered that the flowers you buy for your apartment or significant other may be harmful to the environment?
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