Recycling

Volunteer for the Vans Warped Tour Eco Initiative!

warpedeco — Thu, 22 May 2008 10:38:55 -0500

The Warped Eco Initiative (WEI) is back for it’s fourth year and we want you to help us make it the best summer yet! As a volunteer, you will assist with venue recycling for the day, create awareness about Warped Tour’s sustainability efforts, and assist with setting up the WEI solar powered booth. In exchange for helping out, you will receive free entry to the show, a WEI t-shirt, and other awesome perks!

FreeBenny.org

freebenny — Wed, 07 May 2008 19:52:37 -0500

Hello everyone,

I am the builder of a new website, FreeBenny.org - The worlds recycling center. I'm not selling anything and this is not an advertisement. Just trying to promote recycling your extra stuff instead of throwing it away. Check it out! FreeBenny.org

~Benny A

florescent lightbulbs

geeky kid — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 20:00:01 -0500

every one knows that the compact florescent lightbulbs save energy and save you money over time but is there a down side? the bulbs use murcury to produce their light so when we through them away are we acualy harming the earth by puting mucury into it? if anyone has anything to say about let me know.

Recycling program

son_of_a_treehugger08 — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 14:46:42 -0500

Hey everyone!

What do you think of sending a letter to someone important stating that every school should have a recycling program. Because, you have to think about where all of your papers and tests and packets that you throw away and waste once your done using them! what do ya' think? Please tell!

Help change how companies think about recycling!

EcoUnit — Mon, 10 Mar 2008 12:57:06 -0500

Everyone here knows that recycling is a big problem, but many corporations and corporate executives still don't understand the problem!

We just created a new service called EcoUnit.com to get your voice and opinions about the environment heard by corporate leaders. EcoUnit.com lets companies poll environmentally concerned consumers like yourself on what you think about their current green initiatves. Every poll you take will directly be influencing how companies actually treat the environment!

Tax Plastic Bags

vmartir — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 09:55:06 -0600

Ireland passed a tax on plastic bags; customers who want them have to pay 33 cents per bag. Within weeks, plastic bag use dropped 94%. Soon carrying them became socially unacceptable. Do you think we Americans should join the Irish? You think something like this would work in the US? Check out the article.

schoool recycling program

dirtworshippingtreehugger — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 11:35:20 -0600

hey everyone! I am new here and have started a program at my school. our school doesn't have a recycling program and we throw out all the paper, plastic, aluminum, and styrofoam we use. this has become a big issue, because we use styrofoam trays at lunch.we go through THOUSANDS of these every week, so two of my best friends and I decided we should DO SOMETHING . we go to middletown middle school and we're in seventh grade, so we'd obviously like some help. if u have any ideas or want us to help you get started at one of your own schools please let me know!

Turn you storage area in to a music studio

robertjstefani — Wed, 23 Jan 2008 16:56:00 -0600

Find you dirtiest room clean it out sell all the goods at a flea market and invest in stirofoam cones to blanket the walls. Ask your parents to help buy the instruments or search the flea market for potential trades. Invest one more time in some music books and away you go with a in home family friendly band ready to go.

theweeklyplanet.org

zakSAWYER — Tue, 11 Dec 2007 20:34:13 -0600

check out http://www.theweeklyplanet.org/ for tips on how to reduce global warming. zak sawyer is 15 years old and really know his stuff.
this kid is a genius at getting people to pay attention, and he saves you money as well

Recycling a culture not a cost please

Mike Dolbow — Mon, 03 Dec 2007 13:22:15 -0600

Letter from our CEO:

100 % Eco Friendly recycling

In this world we have become as humans consumers. We consume every thing.

The problem arises when we forget that what we consume, then throw away, not all of our waste gets properly disposed of.

Not seen, not thought of right.

When our electrical items fail we just throw it away not thinking of where is goes.

Here is how you can insure that when you discard your items, your items do not land up in a land fill, or over seas just to pollute a more poverty stricken area: