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    • … Not only are you eating healthier when you pack your own lunch, you are also helping to save the world by not using those packaging made by toxic material that is difficult for mother earth to ‘digest’. Bring a Mug Instead of using plastic bottles for your drinks in the office, bring your own mug. You …

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    • … for bought prezzies, here is a list of my favorite things to pay cash money for: For the babes: I love Nova Natural Toys & Crafts! Nova’s stacker, wee mug, and teething dolls are all fun and conscious offerings for the littlest ones. For Bigger kids: This recycled tire swing looks like so much fun. Making …

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    • ” Merkel decided not only to quit the business of war but also to stop paying federal tax dollars that could fund government weapons. To do so, he aimed to live on an annual income less than the U.S. taxable level of $5,000. For most Americans, that figure seems miniscule. But back when Merkel made his …

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    • … and water drinkers, and if you’re one of them, think about how many Starbucks’ cups and plastic water bottles you go through in a single day. You can make a huge difference by just getting your own mug and water bottle to reuse. If every American household recycled just one out of every 10 plastic …

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    • … made his decision, it topped the worldwide average income of $4,500. (Today that sum has risen to almost $8,000, according to the United Nations. Even so, 3.6 billion people, or 60 percent of humanity, live on less than $520 a year.) Seeking ways to cut costs, Merkel turned to the best-selling book …

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    • … such as all natural bird seed center pieces, and bags made from recycled tank tops. Our fabulous 5th graders also entered a diorama contest, with a theme of “the earth is not a trash can.” Both Sasha and Maddy did an amazing job, and received ribbons for their hard work. It was great to get out …

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    • … friendly with 100% recycled rubber bristles and 100% recycled packaging. Soft rubber bristles allow you to probe all parts of your dog’s body in search of dirt and hair while the flip side is made of soft terry cloth towel for drying and cleaning…your dog will love it! www.thebrushbuddy.com …

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    • … these plastic products have the potential to end up in landfills and beaches. In an effort to prevent this from happening, several manufacturers have made cards from innovative materials that include a blend of post-consumer recycled plastic. Another realm of excitment is the use of innovative sustainable …

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    • … at events. If you want to buy one at a store, you’ll have to shell out no more than $5. Planet Savings: 500 bags/year. An average American uses 300-700 plastic bags a year (according to ChicoBags). Let’s say 500 bags on average. 97% of these bags do not get recycled and end up in landfills …

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    • … and napkins. (Or use cloth.) The average American uses 6 napkins a day. If everyone started by cutting out just one of those, or using a 100% recycled one instead, it would save about a billion pounds of paper waste a year. More and more stores now offer recycled paper products. If yours doesn???t …




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