Posts Tagged ‘garbage’
Sunday, August 3rd, 2008
The first American Flag sewn by Betsy Ross was made of Hemp!
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Recycled aluminum cans has saved 15 million barrels of oil per year.
This is the amount of energy it would take to manufacture new cans
had the recycled ones been tossed. (more…)
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Friday, July 11th, 2008
It’s NOT an Urban Legend about the world’s largest plastic trash islands
floating in the Pacific. There is actually two, an eastern floats between
California and Hawaii, and a western located off of the Pacific side of
Japan. Their combined area covers two times the size of Texas.
100 million tons of free floating trash. 90 percent of it is plastic.
The ocean’s natural currents keeps it floating together. A large current (more…)
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Posted in Green Living | 10 Comments »
Sunday, July 6th, 2008
By using the technological equivalent of the power of lightning, a company called
Plasco, has a goal to turn our garbage problem into a profitable energy solution.
Plasmagasification is the process of turning waste into electricity. Plasma is
sometimes called the 4th state of matter. The first state is solid, add heat to a
solid and it becomes the second state, liquid. Add heat to a liquid and it is (more…)
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Wednesday, July 2nd, 2008
A company called Terra Cycle makes products out of garbage. They take the organic waste, feed it to earth worms, which ingest it and poop out fantastic fertilizer.
The worm poop is liquefied in large vats by adding water, bubbling it, to rid it of
chloride and add oxygen, and eat. The company says it takes 5 days for the process. (more…)
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Tuesday, May 13th, 2008
What to do with your old cell phone. Folks are getting new ones everyday and have not
done anything with the old ones except throw them away.
There are a couple of ways to dispose the old cell phones. You can donate them but
be sure to remove your personal information. When you donate, for instance, the
cell phones will be re-furbished and given to charities like Domestic Abuse (more…)
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