(ARA) – With back-to-school season back again, now is a great time to instill a simple message your child will benefit from in the years to come: green is good. By implementing a few recycling tactics across your home and … Continue reading
(ARA) – With back-to-school season back again, now is a great time to instill a simple message your child will benefit from in the years to come: green is good. By implementing a few recycling tactics across your home and … Continue reading
Spiral Notebook (8.5” W x 10” T) – Frito Lay/Doritos TerraCycle Upcycling and recycling, this company has some products that are just uber neat. Making eco-friendly products from the upcycling and recycling of common everyday items which otherwise would be … Continue reading
When: Sunday, August 7th at 8:00 p.m. eastern time Where: On Twitter, we recommend you use TweetGrid to keep up with the party. To learn about using TweetGrid for Twitter parties watch the video at the end of this post. … Continue reading
Albe Zakes is constantly surrounded by a shrine to garbage. The desks in his office are made from old doors, the walls from soda bottles, and the front showroom covered in recycled Astroturf. The desk dividers are made from vinyl … Continue reading
I was given the opportunity to work with Megan from TerraCycle and do a product review. I first stumbled across TerraCycle when searching ways to recycle and was drawn in. TerraCycle’s purpose is to eliminate the idea of waste. TerraCycle … Continue reading
Few organizations wield as much power in school districts as parent/teacher organizations. They influence decision-making. They affect morale. They connect people–parents, teachers, administrators, communities. PTO/PTA groups do good things, but Enviro Girl would argue that they can do good things … Continue reading
Our Girl Scout Troop has teamed up with the recycling program, TerraCycle, to collect certain “trash” items for recycling. We collect these everyday “trash” items and send them in for recycling, at no charge to our troop, then with every … Continue reading
In July 2004, while backpacking a section of the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT), I ran into a patch of really nasty weather and bivouacked a night on Lodge Lake (47.408457 N, 121.430168 W), just south of Snoqualmie Summit. I was … Continue reading
Belinda McDowell, Cincinnati Recycling Examiner July 24, 2011 This summer many Americans will have many barbecues, celebrations, and parties. So what are you doing with all the chip bags, cookie bags, juice drink containers that are generated from all these … Continue reading