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POPSWhat's old is new Re-purposed and reclaimed wood and metal mixed with solar and wind power capabilities plus the option of a rain water collection system design is winning awards.
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POPSTires Recycled into Mulch with Rubberecycle "Cash for Clunkers" helped the environment by getting older cars off the road. It also created a surplus of tires that could end up in landfills. Rubberecycle hopes to recycle those tires and turn them into mulch products that can be used for playgrounds and landscaping.
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POPSVitnage Dolls There are probably countless old vintage dolls hidden away that no one knows about. It might be worth it to check your attic.
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POPSVintage Dolls There is a huge market of vintage dolls for sale today. Almost any particular doll that you might be looking for is being sold by someone.
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POPSRunning the Numbers – An American Self-Portrait There’s more on the site. The first three photos show 2 million plastic beverage bottles, the number used in the US every five minutes. The second three photos depicts 32,000 Barbies, equal to the number of elective breast augmentation surgeries performed monthly in the US in 2006. The visualization of our consumption is much more impactful than numbers that many of us simply cannot comprehend. We are extracting raw materials from the earth at an increasing rate every day and returning it back to the earth, via landfills and the side of the road, in a form that cannot be re-used by the planet. We can re-use it if it would only re-cycle it properly. But how many of us actually follow through on re-cycling? Again, mere numbers don’t have the impact to get people to do it. Maybe these images will be helpful.
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POPSSnakes swallowing kangaroos and donation overload What's the connection? Seems that a snake CAN swallow a kangaroo. But it may take weeks to digest. But Value Village CANNOT "digest" overflow donations, the aftermath of unsold "stuff" from weekend garage/yard sales! Consequently, lots and lots of perfectly good, reusable stuff ends up in the dumpster and the landfills. Any thoughts on avoiding this queueing, peak period problem?
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POPSImportance of Recycling Inkjet & Laser Toner Cartridges Experts estimate that almost 350 million cartridges end up in landfills each year. These include laser toner cartridges as well as others. This staggering number has an adverse effect on the environment, as well as, the economics of the situation of buying cartridges.
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POPSHow To Recycle Empty Printer Cartridges Each year, millions of empty toner and Inkjet cartridges are thrown into the trash, ending up in our planet’s landfills or incinerators. Recycling these empty cartridges is easy, profitable and environmentally beneficial.
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POPSCOAL ASH ALL OVER THE US- UNSAFE Most of the deposit sites are not adequately secured, and the myth of the clean coal goes on. The spewing of co2's and the storage of toxic waste creates massive environmental damages and risks.
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