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If they wear something that the sponser has given them for FREE , The public sees them wearing it then they/ customer want to wear it and the designer/sponser gets paid and the celeb gets a FREE outfit . Dont buy into it ladies

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In my city if we want to recycle shredded paper we have to place it in a clear plastic bag, secure the bag, and then deposit the whole thing in the blue box. ( Our blue box is huge and has a cover)

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I’ve done several of these while I was in fashion school. I’ve also seen poker chips (lots of holes need to be drilled for that), plastic spoons, microwave popcorn bags (some popped, some not, some half popped, etc), LED lights, paper cranes, bubble wrap, CDs, cassette tape (taken out of the plastic casing), bubblegum or other candy wrappers, masking tape, chip bags, ties, balloons, paper fans, junk mail, and (unused) toilet paper. I’ve made dresses out of paper flowers and party favors, and one out of plastic leis. I’ve also seen packing peanuts, rubber gloves, balloons, licorice, and safety pins.

I can’t think of anything else. Point is, pretty much anything can be used. Think about mixing textures by using several items. Consider what other skills you have you can incorporate or use to create material – if you know anything about metal work, you could refashion soda cans. Start collecting now, you can always throw it back in the recycling bin later!

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Yup

There are several brands of biodegradable “plastic” bags available for trash etc

The bags have a limited life but otherwise function absolutely fine (ie they don’t fall to pieces when you use them)

If your local store doesn’t store them check on the intranet – many sites sell these. Check for EPA validation just to make sure.

Good on you for taking the initiative

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Make sure you have a place to keep people’s stuff… Like a locked room for the girl’s bags and people’s coats. You don’t want any drunken drama over who stole what from whom!

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EPS is most commonly (and inaccurately) known as ‘Styrofoam,’ which is actually a brand of home insulation trademarked by Dow Chemical. Throwing EPS into the garbage means adding it to a landfill. Cole Hardware recommends the following solutions for you to properly dispose of EPS: (see for details)
Reusing EPS saves considerably more energy and resources than recycling does.

It can be grinded-up and made into structural insulated panels. See:
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That is terrible!! Do your research and write letters to your people in local government! Get others to write and sign petitions. They need to know that a lot of people care. Organize your fellow students. Maybe begin by trying to get a recycling program started on campus.

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I think it’s all about speed, how fast the guys can dump the stuff in the truck. It’s faster and easier, usually, maybe to do it this way. Same with the garbage in bags now instead of trash cans…..

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He probably doesn’t care, he sees a bag like that every other stop. However if everyone’s being nice enough to give you their recyclables, I’d be taking that bag to the redemption center and getting some cash for it all! One large bag of cans gets me about $20 a week. It’s nice to have pocket change!

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Go and have a look, they willeither go to the sewer or be recycled on site!

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In a sense you are right; the water goes back into the cycle and is not ULTIMATELY and ETERNALLY lost. It may get back into the polar ice caps or into the ocean, and in a VERY LONG RUN, come back to you as a raindrop.

You waste AVAILABLE water when you use it unwisely. If, as a fair lady has remarked, you take a 20 minute bath, then the water that could have been used for another one’s bath is “lost” down the drain – and that is the “waste” of a precious opportunity. So, if a whole nation of about 200 million people take 20 minute baths each, then that country is wasting resources on the luxury – those resources are required for other people in the world.

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I have almost as many aquariums as house plants and have used it for years. Outdoors I go one better. I sell live bait every summer and throw any dead minnows in a five gallon bucket of water. After a few days in the sun, I use this “stew” on my vegetable garden. This is down wind, anything upwind around the house gets less “nosey” fare. If you have kids, try this next time a goldfish needs a funeral instead of a flush. Dig two holes 5″ deep, put the dead fish in the bottom of one hole and cover with 4″ of soil, a corn seed (or large flower seed) and cover with 1″ more soil. Do the same without the fish in the other hole and presto, a science project and life lesson in one! RScott

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It gets even better than that! Didn’t you see the movie “Soylent Green?”

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What!? What’s next, Halal water? This better not be true

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The whole world reuses water…We drink the same water that the dinosaurs drank through a process called The Water Cycle. If you would’ve have paid attention to Ms. Jones in 2nd grade you would’ve know that.(:

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Really depends on the source of the waste water. Sewage treatment plants for example use microorganisms to essentially eat much of the solid waste. The remaining solids are separated from the water, dried, and often sold as fertilizer – often this is what is used in municipal flower gardens. The remaining water is chemically treated to remove nutrients, and disinfected, before being returned to the environment (usually discharged into a lake or stream).

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You actually don’t need to rinse out plastic or glass containers. Just dump out any excess food. Recycling centers wash the containers anyway.

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Yes, weast water is recycled in most parts of the world and they are used again and again

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&rls=com.netscape%3Aen-US&q=wastewater+treatment&btnG=Search

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It’s easy
it’s free
dont put it in your green bin the council will compost it and then you have to buy it back
you dont have to go to garden centres for compost
you dont sit in lousy traffic going out for compost

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Can’t she and/or you find them on your own?

P.s. It’s 10 points for best answer,not 20

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Sorry to hurt your feelings but recycling reduces landfill space but does not save energy. It takes more energy to recycle something than to make it from scratch, that’s why recycling is subsidized by tax payers. Without the tax breaks and direct subsidies it wouldn’t be feasible. I tell people who recycle plastic bottles to just use glass (which is one of the few truly recyclable items) instead. Steel recycles well but if you look at the totality (including tires, batts etc) it’s a failed idea and recycling plants are even given some breaks from the EPA because of the pollution required to carry it off!

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If it weren’t for recycling bottle caps, Paula Deen would not have been able to invent her groundbreaking “English Peas” recipe. Here it is…..

“Melt the butter in small pot and add the peas. Cook over medium heat until peas are warm.”

This recipe is so complicated, Chef Gordon Ramsay, Chef Jacques Pépin, Chef Rick Bayless, Chef Jose Andres, Chef Hubert Keller, Chef Daisy “Coochie Coochie” Martinez, Chef Paul Prudhomme, Chef Martin Yan Can Cook Ah So Can You, and Chef Leslie “Boom Boom T-Rex” Sbrocco, could not recreate it.

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Thought I’d trow in a couple extras for goot measure.
Did you know Mount Rumpke is the highest point in Ohio at over 1000 feet, it’s no Mount Everest; however, Mount Everest is not made up entirely of garbage. Mount Rumpke is literally a mountain of trash and is located in the Rumpke landfill. All that stuff that could have been recycled. [1]

Did you know, the Hershey Company in the US produces about 20,000,000 kisses each day using 133 square miles of aluminum to wrap them in; this material is recyclable and most of it ends up in the trash rather than the recycle bin. ..imagine that 133 square miles a day,[2]

Energy used to recycle paper is close to 70% less than when paper is prepared using virgin wood and other raw material. Recycling 14 trees worth of paper reduces air pollutants by 165,142 tons.[3]

Netherlands households recycle65% of their materials followed by Austria with 59% in second [4]

Did you know there is a Bureau of International Recycling (BIR) it’s the only global recycling industry association representing more than 850 companies and 40 affiliated federations from 70 different countries.[5]

The amount of recycling in 2007 saved the energy equivalent of 10.7 billion gallons of gasoline and prevented the release of carbon dioxide of approximately 35 million cars
Recycling 1 ton of aluminum cans conserves the equivalent of 1,665 gallons of gasoline[6]

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In most, read almost all, cases recycling is worst for the environment than just tossing it out.

Aluminum (most metals) are worth it recycling, but why beat a dead horse when other have said it better.

Go here and watch, you might be surprised.

Http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zzLebC0mjCQ&playnext=1&list=PL975FB7124770C03E

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You can try these:

http://www.treehugger.com
http://www.itseasytorecycle.org

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The word it self should talk about it “news” not “olds” . This is olds!

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* On average every person in the UK throws away their own body weight in rubbish every seven weeks.
* Every UK household produces over one tonne of rubbish every year.
* Every eight months the UK produces enough waste to fill Lake Windermere.
* It is estimated that there are 90 million redundant mobile phones in the UK. You could get up to £180 for your old mobile – Click Here for more information.
* Over Christmas as much as 83km² of wrapping paper will end up in UK rubbish bins, enough to cover an area larger than Guernsey.
* Recycling one glass bottle saves enough energy to power a colour TV for 15 minutes.
* It is not known how long glass takes to break down, but it’s so long that glass made in the Middle East over 3000 years ago can still be found today.
* Each tonne of recycled paper can save 17 trees, 380 gallons of oil, 3 cubic yards of landfill space, 4000 KW of energy and 7000 gallons of water.
* Incinerating 10,000 tonnes of waste creates one job, land-filling the same amount of waste creates six jobs but recycling this much waste creates 36 jobs.
* The energy saved by recycling one plastic bottle will power a 60W light bulb for six hours.
* Once an aluminium can is recycled it can be part of new can within six weeks.
* If all the aluminium cans sold in the UK were recycled, there would be 14 million fewer full dustbins each year.
* Rainforests are being cut down at the rate of 100 acres per minute.
* It takes just 25 two litre drink bottles to make one adult size fleece.
* 70% less energy is required to recycle paper compared with making it from raw materials.

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Contrary to popular belief, deleting files from your recycle bin does not mean they are permanently lost. The files are still there but Windows cannot recognize them anymore. What you need is data recovery software.

Just remember that you only have short window of time to get the files back. It is highly recommended to scan your system as soon as possible. Try out this free scan:

http://www.recovering-deleted-files.net

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If u mean that it is topmost on the desktop & u don’t want it there, try right-clicking on the desktop, click on ‘sort by’ & try different alternatives to get it where u want it.

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I’m in Harris county just outside of Houston too and my recycling bin is blue.

WCA dropped the bin off at the house when they started collecting recyclables with the garbage on Mondays and they will sell additional or replacement bins for $8 each.

Basically, it depends on which MUD you’re in. Check their website and see if they have a recycling program, if they don’t, express an interest in a recycling program.

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Just check this guide,i hope it can help:
http://recoverysoftware.vwiner.com/datarecovery/NTFSDataRecovery/recover-deleted-files2.htm

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1.Right click on desktop
2.Click Personalize
3.On left click change desktop icons
4.Click Recycle Bin
5.Then Thats It

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Try the freeware program Recuva

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The same happens with me all the time.
Always delete something by accident.
Then the search for the net found that optimal blog that helped me solve my problem.
Http://howmakeyourself.blogspot.com/2008/05/how-to-recover-files-deleted-by.html
look for more information on the blog.
I hope I have helped !!!!!

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1) If you just delete then the file can be recovered from Recycle Bin
2) If you delete from Recycle Bin then then it is recoverable by using software until you format the disk.

3) If you want to delete a file that is not recoverable by any way then you have to “SHREDDER” the file. This can be done by special softwares.

There are so many softwares, please search in google.

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Moving something other than a file from your desktop usually means you have only deleted the shortcut and the corresponding program can still be found in the All programs section of the Start menu.
Windows Live Messenger is in the Windows Live folder in that list.
Follow the instructions from the previous post if you wish to uninstall it completely.

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A) Recycling is better alternative than using raw materials.
It uses less energy, causes less pollution, and reduces the need for raw materials and the environmental degradation associated with their extraction.
It also reduces need for transport of bauxite and aluminium oxide.

Aluminium recycling requires only 5% of the energy and produces only 5% of the carbon dioxide emissions compared to primary production.

One kilogram of recycled aluminium saves up to 6kg of bauxite, 4kg of chemical products as well as 14 Kw of electricity.

One recycled aluminium can saves enough energy to run a television for three hours

b) It is significantly cheaper to recycle, due to the very high energy costs of transforming bauxite into aluminium.
The environmental costs of mining bauxite and extracting the aluminium are significant: degradation of land, massive power consumption, waste products, dams for hydro-power, displacement of people, destruction of areas of rainforest.
While land is now often reclaimed after strip-mining, it does not have the same value as virgin land.

Any reduction in production cost is unlikely to make a significant difference to the consumer, as the greater profits are generally made by retailers not producers. I.e retailers may absorb much of any saving they receive rather than passing it on to the consumer.

To the drinks manufacturer (or bottler) it may offer an opportunity to reduce their costs and/or operate more efficiently. If they do life-cycle analysis on their operations or products it may reduce their carbon footprint, or achieve a lower carbon rating for the product.

C) Recycling.

Everything I said in a. And:

Massive energy saving (95%), reduction in power use and ghg emissions.

Production of aluminium requires a lot of power.
Various hydro projects have been built to serve the industry, and while hydro-power does not directly emit CO2, the dams have displaced people, and destroyed land.

The greenhouse gases resulting from primary aluminium production include perfluorocarbons (PFC), polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon (PAH), fluoride, sulfur dioxide (S02), and carbon dioxide (CO2). Of these gases, PFC’s resulting from the smelting process are the most potent, and remain in the atmosphere indefinitely. Primary aluminum production is the leading source of perfluorocarbon emissions in the United States. PAH emissions result from the manufacture of anodes for smelters and during the electrolytic process. Sulfur dioxide and sodium fluoride are emitted from smelters and electrical plants. SO2 is one of the primary precursors of acid rain. CO2 emissions occur during smelting and result from the consumption of carbon anodes and from PFC emissions.

If all the aluminium cans sold in the UK were recycled, there would be 14 million fewer full dustbins each year. That’s less landfill.
Putting aluminium in landfill or incinerators is a complete waste.

UK consumption of aluminium in 2008 = 900,000 tonnes
The official aluminium packaging recycling rate is 36% in 2008
with the cans-only recycling rate estimated to be 52%.
That’s a huge amount of wasted energy and resources, the cost of which is ultimately passed on to the consumer.

While in some developed countries the manufacturers of aluminium highlight their environmental credentials, in less developed countries there are often less stringent regulations; the environmental action groups appear to feel that not enough is being done.
Earth first blockaded Alcan’s site in Scotland, due to their opposition to Alcan’s plans for developments in Iceland and India.
Http://www.earthfirst.org.uk/actionreports/node/96
http://www.business-humanrights.org/Links/Repository/249091

d) Absolutely!

Everything I said in answer to a and c, And:

Ample reprocessing capacity and secure end-markets are available.

Drinks cans can be recycled, made into new cans, filled and put back on the shelf in just six weeks.

If all the aluminium cans sold in the UK were recycled, there would be 14 million fewer full dustbins each year.

Putting aluminium in landfill or incinerators is a complete waste.

Metals can be recycled indefinitely without losing any of their properties making them an ideal material for this process.

Recycling could help us achieve government targets for reductions in CO2 emissions.

While significant improvements have been made in reducing emissions from smelting aluminium oxide, the process still creates pollutants.

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I usually scan it at the U-Scan, but I assume a cashier would also do the trick.

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VERY important: for those that volunteer at recycle centers. Have you ever smelled an unrinsed milk carton or plastic jug? Beer cans & bottles? Many of these come with contents still in them, dripping.

Unrinsed recycling draws bugs, including roaches & mice (sharpening their teeth on cans), smells much worse as it ages.

I volunteered at a private Irving recycling center some years ago. That reminds me – those that are working there also get the drippings all over their hands & clothes … Not much incentive to get people to work the centers. I’m speaking of private centers, such as the dentist’s wife that sponsored the one I worked at.

It really doesn’t take long to rinse items as you empty them. This even goes for what goes in your trash that isn’t recyclable. You don’t even have a smelly, nasty trash can to live with.

Well, this was a lot, but I hope it helps.

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If i had a NICKEL for everytime you ask that

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Hello, i feel yes. You should crush them. It would give you more room so you can put more cans in the container! Therefore, you would make more money! Also, no, you should not leave the labels on them. I say no because they are plastic and it might mix in with the recycling process. They might decide how much money you get for the type of plastic it is maybe? Or even the size? They can decipher that though. It’s good that your recycling!! :]

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Yes they are processed the same way. I used to have a can-crusher, a little hand operated press that flattened cans out for easy keeping and storage. You could get a lot more of them into a box and they still were worth the nickel if you lived in CA or other states that refunded on cans.

Thanks for asking!

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About 17 years ago my dad was Scoutmaster and we kept ALL the troops cans in our backyard. I want to say we had a little over a ton and the recyler gave us 50 cents a pound because we had so mush and were scouts. We had a dad bring in a 18 wheeler to haul them off.

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I don’t know about MO, but I tried it myself where I live. Let me tell you, if you are merely trying to sell the cans for the scrap value of the aluminum, you are in for a bigtime dissapointment. I totally filled the back of my fullsize pickup truck and took it to the recycling center. I think the total load weighed about 40 pounds…and I got 35 cent per pound. The result was a whopping $14. This was after saving and collecting aluminum cans for a full 2 months.

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You don’t get 5 cents per can, but there are recycling companies who will pay by the ton.
You will only need about 5000 cans per ton, or something like that.

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Yes, for the past few years…..!!

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The only food waste you’d want to put in a compost bin are things like egg shells, coffee grounds, fruit peelings, tea bags etc no meat no grease and you’ll have to mix it with some grass clippings and leaves from outside, you can get larger compost bins for outdoor use and if you add the right ingredients animals and things won’t be attracted to them.

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Paper recyclers are very picky about what they will accept, so any treated paper is usually rejected.
So it is either compost or send to the landfill, where it will either be composted or incinerated.

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I just moved here from Oregon & recycling is different here, but I’m learning. I just fold my news papers in half & store them in a plastic store bag. Then when I make a trip into the Soo , I drop them off at the Recycling Center on (I Think ) on Easterday St.

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Better yet, I think they should email us a coupon and we could print it out on 100% recycled paper instead of wasting an envelope and postage, too.

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Do you mean the school has no place to store the waste, or you have no place?

Why not garbage cans for each type of recyclable?

Maybe the center has some dumpsters it can lend the school, if it’s the school that has no storage units. Or if you get some businesses involved, any of them may be able to lend or donate containers. You might put an article in the newspaper about your school’s plan and ask for help in the article.

Hope this helps. Good luck with this worthy
project.

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I promise to place a recycling bin in all utility rooms,homework areas & bedrooms.

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You can talk about how recycling keeps trash out of the ocean (there is a great Pacific Garbage patch in the middle of the Pacific ocean the size of Texas) animals eat pieces of trash and die by choking or they can’t fit anything else in their stomach, or the garbage tears up their intestines.

You talk about more than just recycling. Switching to CFL bulbs is an example of reducing, not recycling. Turning off water when not using it is also reducing, not recycling. Recycling water would be like installing a gray water system that waters the lawn with the water that you take a shower in. What is the goal of your paper? Strictly recycling? Recycling is good, but reducing is even better. It saves 70 times as much energy and resources if you don’t consume an item as opposed to recycling it. Energy and resources have to go into mining the resources, transporting the resources to the factory, making the product, transporting the product to the store, you getting to the store and taking the product home, and then when you are through with it, the recycling truck has to come and pick up your recycling, take it to the recycling facility, separate the recycling, take your recycling to a factory where it can be turned into something else, and taken to the store, where someone else goes to buy it, and the cycle continues. Reducing eliminates all of that! That’s why it’s first in the Reduce, Reuse Recycle slogan, but people often forget about the first two because they feel they are doing a good thing for the environment by recycling, which they are, but we Americans are overconsumers and we need to start reducing our consumption. Americans have 5% of the world’s population, yet we consume 25% of the world’s resources. We are using 5 times our share! That’s not fair!

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It does seem like a waste but you can’t safely recycle it. It really isn’t a lot of metal. And handling is a hazard. Hospitals have “sharps” containers so that people taking out the trash won’t cut themselves.
Have you ever been to a home in Japan or even Tokyo Airport? You don’t have trash bins, only recycling bins for paper, plastic, cans, etc.

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Water-boarding!

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Very few industrial entities exist for purely altruistic reasons. I doubt it’s the entire recycling industry. And obviously a company that is manufacturing biodegradable plastic bottles is fabricating them from unrecycled plastic, which means those companies that recycle plastic can’t make money off their recycled materials. But many companies “sell” the public on their products by making claims that aren’t entirely true. It would be beneficial if the EPA ran tests on the so-called biodegradable plastics.

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This is a really good question … I was excited when I found the answer in this document. The technology is so cool!

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Heidi,

It’s not a research problem – it’s just a math problem. They give you all the information you need. Units are your friend, here.

Energy saved = 100 watts * 3.5 hours = 350 watt-hours

But you don’t want watt-hours – you want kilowatt-hours. So make the watts go away:
350 watt-hours / 1000 watts/kilowatt = 0.350 kilowatt-hours

In problems like this, all you have to do is make the units come out right. The numbers will follow them!

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Industrial engineering is more suitable the environmental science.

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In an effort to protect the environment, the county of Santa Cruz, California, offers its residents recycling and disposal facilities. Here, you can recycle a wide variety of items, including glass, cans, paper, cardboard, batteries, used motor oil, car filters and scrap metals. Copper falls under the “scrap metals” category — and its value has increased greatly as of 2011. In Santa Cruz, there are both buy-back recycling centers — where you can make money for your copper wire — as well as other recycling centers, where you can recycle simply to protect the environment.

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You should look up your county’s solid waste authority/department. They usually have someone dedicated to recycling (the recycling coordinator) who could discuss with you the options for recycling aerosol in your town. Recycling is usually a two way street though—people have to walk to recycle something and there needs to be someone on the industry side who wants the recycled goods. Hopefully the recycled end product is useful to someone in your area!!

Good luck!

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Recycling paper is the best option BUT……(also in response to the answer which stated that it uses less chemicals and “Im in the printing industry”) It is only better if consumers use recycled paper responsibly and with an education on “recycled”. Most paper that gets the wonderful stamp of “recycled” usually only has a fraction of post consumer content. A large portion of the “recycled” paper is paper that is recycled directly inside the paper company. If we are talking about post consumer recycling, there are some problems.
1. If we want that nice sparkling white paper, we are using a LOT of chemicals to turn pretty gross looking post consumer pulp into paper. (Basically the post consumer recycled paper that gets used for…yup you guessed it , printing. Because very few self respecting printers want their wedding invitations, funeral announcements, business cards, etc. Looking like they were printed on a combo of newspaper and dryer lint, which is what most post-consumer recycled paper looks like. Also the dispersal of ink on this type of paper is horrendous.) It is a little known fact that we use massive amounts of chemicals first to break down the post consumer paper and then turn it minty white. I would argue that we use MORE chemicals to recycle paper into printing paper than to use a virgin source. Now it becomes an argument over how badly and at what quantity we need pure white paper.
2. If we can live with paper being a little colored and/or ugly, then we have to DEMAND as consumers that anything that doesn’t need to be white (bags, packing materials, wrapping paper, etc.) ALL gets made from post consumer recycled paper. This cuts the quantity of chemicals used down considerably. Then if we need pure white paper for a special project (graduation announcements) we can use “virgin” paper for that.
3. We need to DEMAND that the government use recycled paper for everything. Imagine the cutback in tree use simply from this avenue.

Also It is nothing like recycling metal. (Which also has problems in that it uses massive amounts of energy, further increasing our reliance on our military/industrial complex and uses massive amounts of fresh water which is fast becoming scarce.) Metal can be re-smelted ad infinitum. Not so with paper. Eventually the pulp becomes unusable to the paper industry.

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We just moved to an apartment complex and I thought the same recently. People are terrible about just leaving junk mail on the floor and I wish we had a small garbage can there too. We have a trailer thing a couple blocks from us for recycling but I doubt anyone here uses it by the look inside our dumpster. I wish they would put one next to our dumpster/ maybe you could do that. Maybe make some type of one for those plastic and cans. I think people are just too lazy to take it a few blocks. You might want to send them a flier about it.
If it directly effects your garbage pick up (money) , you might use that as incentive to help keep down costs and possibly keep their rents lower. Unfortunately our rent isn’t tied into it or the town doesn’t require recycling to hold down costs. The only thing they have for the can usage in this town is a drop off for to upkeep the parks.
Also you might want to put on that flier a web site for recycling. It would cut down on the furniture and other things being thrown in the dumpster. A great one is recycle.com and you can get it by your zip code. Check it out. I also belong to another web site. (City’s name) Sell it cheap.com. You could even start one yourself. Both are under Yahoo groups and free to join,. Everything on there is suppose to be free or under $50. They have everything from furniture, stoves, exercise equipment, pets, etc, The idea of all of them is to keep it out of land fills.

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Bamn.
Http://itsvista.com/2007/01/itsvista-tip-19-restore-your-vista-recycle-bin-icon/

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That would depend on what you have enabled in scan settings in your anti-virus program..

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No, you will need specialized software. Data Rescue II is an excellent tool for this. I’d advise you to stop using the computer immediately and pursue recovery ASAP. The longer you wait and the more changes you make to your hard drive, the less likely you will be able to recover that data.

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I forgot. But I know it’s possible for Windows. What kind of Operating system do you have? Mac? Windows? Linux?

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I think you mean you are deleting the junk advert emails? Deleted emails never go to the recycle bin.

If you delete items from web mail (like Yahoo.com) then you should have a folder marked something like “Trash” on the web page, where you can delete them from. If you are using Outlook Express, then you should have a “Deleted Items” folder, where you can delete them from.

Hope it helps a bit!

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I actually own a program that has a special search it can perform for deleted or lost recycle bins. You can try it out for yourself at:

http://www.recovering-deleted-files.net

Make sure you act quickly though. The files you are attempting to recover can be overwritten at any time.

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U can safely reduce it to 5% do the same w/ ur system restore there is no need to have 3 mths of retore points also turn off hibernation to save an additional approx 500 mb it is just a waste of disk spaceand resources bill g. Isn’t always thinking correctly

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Http://support.microsoft.com/kb/810869/en-us
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Show-or-hide-the-Recycle-Bin
http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/window-on-windows/?p=541

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Probably.

“Recover My Files is compatible with Windows 98/ME/2000/2003/XP and Vista and works with FAT 12, FAT 16, FAT 32, NTFS and NTFS5 file-systems.

With a deleted file the data content of the file is rarely destroyed. Even if Windows file reference information has been destroyed, Recover My Files scans the data at a low level to locate “Lost Files” by their internal file structure. This allows Recover My Files to recover deleted files that other data recovery software can never know exist.”

http://www.recovermyfiles.com/

And,

http://www.uneraser.com/

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The water in the ‘water cycle’ begins over the ocean, where the heat of the sun causes water vapor to rise into the sky, where it later falls as rain…… Water vapor is pure…. When it becomes rain, it may have a dab of dust in it….. If the rain falls thru polluted air, it may pick up some of the pollutants… So not all rain water is good to drink….. But once it hits Earth and gets filtered by the soil , down into aquifers, it’s pretty clean at that point….. Water that becomes runoff from rain picks up some icky stuff from the streets, down the sewers, to the rivers, etc….. So, yes, it starts out clean…..

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Oxaloacetate

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If you use a “trickle charger” on your battery, It will maintain a charge (you can get ones that run from sunlight.) Discharging and recharging a modern car battery will destroy it. Today’s car battery’s do not need water added, “sulphation” too be checked or anything else to be done except maintain there charge. The only battery’s that benefit from a discharge cycle are deep cycle battery’s that are usually used for marine applications.

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Water can be considered a renewable material (also non-renewable) when carefully controlled usage, treatment, and release are followed. If not, it would become a non-renewable resource at that location. For example, groundwater could be removed from an aquifer at a rate greater than the sustainable recharge. Removal of water from the pore spaces may cause permanent compaction (subsidence) that cannot be renewed.

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When you say biosphere, are you referring to earth? Because earth is not shrinking, the resources are being transformed into useless molecules. I would go with B.

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Death is only an enemy to those who would fear it, and who would choose an undying eternal tortuous existence out of ignorance.

Death is only natural, and much preferable to immortality.

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You should look up in library not here

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Oh k
here we go!
1. Glycolysis (in the cytoplasm)- you cut cluces into 2 pyruvates which are 2 3-carbon molecules, while that happens you reduce 2 NAD+ to 2 NADH and 2 ADP to reduce to 2 ATP
———since you dont need to know the prep rxn…lets skip it and saythat you made the acetyl CoA 2-carbon molecule
2.Krebs cycle (in mitochondria)- CO2 is produces but you yield 2 ATP, 6 NADH, and 2 FADH2
3.ETC or oxidative phosphorlyation (in the inner mitocondrial membrane)- NADH and FADH2 pass electrons down the chained until O2 is the final electron acceptor to make H2O; with that you produce alot of ATP, sorry dont know how much for sure
hope this helps with the numbers
i am pretty sure they are correct or close

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A. It is used to produce ATP – not correct.

B. It can be converted to glucose – correct
C. It is recycled in the Calvin cycle – correct – is used to regenerate the 5C acceptor (RuBP)
D. It can be changed into lipids – correct – can be converted to glycerol (a component of lipids).

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You’d have to build up a porfolio of this type of fashion, become a well-known designer and launch them in fashion shows. Only then will the world ever wear unused plastic from the trash 😉

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Garbage bags (typically made from LDPE) are technically recyclable but difficult to do so given what they are typcially used for.

The energy spend trying to seperate the bags from the trash and then clean them probably isn’t worth it.

Brand new bags are probably easily recycled but that would defeat the purpose.

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If you shop anywhere and get a plastic bag, plastic container (like an ice cream bucket), or even a tightly sealing cardboard container…save it. Something like a Blue Bell ice cream tub or a plastic bucket with a lid…anything that seals will work. Just put your food scraps into this each time and throw it away at the end of the week. My grandma used to do that, because since she lived alone, there wasn’t much food waste or trash…so it took awhile for her trash can to get full and need to be taken out. As long as you throw this away once a week and your house isn’t extremely warm, it shouldn’t mold or stink. At least hers never did. Or you could just go the more expensive route and get a trash can for your kitchen that seals really really well, like the stainless steel ones that open with a foot pedal. I haven’t ever really seen any plastic ones that seal well enough to keep bugs out. Last time I was checking, a kitchen size stainless can was going to cost me over a hundred bucks. Explains why I don’t have one…that seems like an awful lot to spend on trash. Lol That’s like spending your last dollar on a new wallet.

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I have an oddly shaped old trashcan with a fliptop lid that I like, but I have to use the 30 gallon size bag with, just to have it fit. It wont hold 30 gall of stuff, of course, in that can, but at least it fits in the can with room to spare.

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It’s not Toronto but we do have blue recycling bins that garbage men pick up, if it’s not in that they wont pick it up. The garbage goes into a grey garbage bin and then of course we have all our compost that goes into a green bin. We are very neat and tidy people…lol

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First clean your bedroom then watch for where these ants are coming in and put some ant traps down remember to change the ant traps and keep your trash off the floor and in your garbage bag.. Hope i helped 😉

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I have found a great way to be green and make some extra money on the side. I collect and sell cell phones to this company: http://www.cellitused.com

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Don’t put it in with yard waste, it can spread disease. If you are just scooping it up with a trowel, you can take it in and flush it – that’s most sanitary. Otherwise, you can put it in plastic bags in the garbage can, but the stink will be noticeable.
I toss it in a certain spot under the hedge, not close to my house or the neighbor’s house. Sometimes I dig a 6″ hole and bury it, not in the vegetable garden.

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Nah, I’ll probably feel awkward as hell in one and it won’t be too comfortable. I’ll give it a try though..