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Sherry
@norcal (4889)
• Franklinton, North Carolina
27 Apr 19
The standard answer is that it is plastic from littering, or that it blows away when being transported to landfills.The thing is, plastic is not easy to recycle. It's not a resource, it's garbage that nobody wants. Most of the...
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April
@thislittlepennyearns (68246)
• Defuniak Springs, Florida
10 Oct 16
We just got back from taking a load of yard debris to the landfill. While we were there I snapped a couple pictures and this is one of them from after we were done unloading.
I hope that it actually loads. It has still been hit...
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AbbyGreenhill
@AbbyGreenhill (45490)
• United States
26 Oct 15
When you live in the boonies you don't get free trash pick-up. You have two choices:
a) you pay for private collection, or
b) you take it to either the landfill or a convenient center
Depending on what county you live in you...
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JENNY ARCHER
@bookbar (1609)
• Sudbury, England
6 Oct 15
It is estimated that every year,4.68 million trees are used to make 'phone books' and directories, of which, around 2/3rds or more.simply end up in landfill sites.
WHY?
How many people still use telephone directories, in a...
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greenfeathers
@greenfeathers (1206)
• United States
25 Nov 09
Its been that kind of day..things to do, luckily nothing pressing as the motivation levels weren't even registering..and what could have been a useful mind under other circumstances was allowed to wander about unattended leading...
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clutterbug
@clutterbug (1051)
• United States
11 Jun 09
love to see gone, and gone forever? A singing fish wall plaque perhaps? Junkpiles? Would you personally like to throw it out the window, or speed off to the nearest landfill to chuck it? Please share your angst.
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kingcrapper
@kingcrapper (1536)
• United States
23 Feb 08
I was introduced to very wonderful concept called freecycle. In a nutshell it is a way for people to pass along usable items that may just through out normally for free to others. What a neat concept! I picked up a picnic pack and...
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poppoppop111
@poppoppop111 (5731)
• Canada
25 Apr 07
i'm so proud of myself for doing something good for the environment. i did groceried today and bought a bunch of thos material bags instead of using plastic or paper. they are so cute too and really weren't expensive at all. i'm...
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Modestah
@Modestah (11177)
• United States
27 Feb 07
FreeCycle has become such a blessing to many people, and especially to our landfills. Whether you have something you want to rid yourself of and someone comes to take it off your hands or you have a need for something that another...
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crazynurse
@crazynurse (7482)
• United States
10 Jan 07
Neither is good in terms of the environment. Which is the lesser of the two evils? Disposable diapers have to be made using paper products, chemicals to help the liquid waste to gel, and of course they fill up the landfills. On...
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JoyfulOne
@JoyfulOne (6231)
• United States
26 Sep 06
We Americans have often been called the disposable society. Many things take years and years to disintigrate in our landfills, and some things...
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