Recycling

Global Warming: Still Waiting on the World to Change.

by Anna@Green Talk on August 2, 2008

Just like the lyrics of John Mayer’s song, “Waiting on the World to Change” I too am still waiting. In response to the possibility of increased heat temperatures and destruction of our planet, it seems that people and businesses are changing their thinking and way of life to prevent such a catastrophic occurrence for our [...]

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Home Depot Offers Free Recycling for Burnt-Out CFL

by Anna@Green Talk on July 4, 2008

  What are some of my pet peeves? They are as follows: People who urinate on the toilet seats and don’t clean up after themselves, CFLs recycling, people who do not call you back, and plastic pots recycling. Okay, 2 green pet peeves and 2 annoying pet peeves. Well, one pet peeve might be going [...]

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Photo by permission of Daniel R. Blume As technology advances, I have seen more monitors, computers, televisions, and other electronic equipment left at the end of driveways or in trash cans waiting to hitch a ride to the nearest landfill. According to the EPA, only twelve percent of electronic equipment is recycled. The sad part [...]

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So little Time, So Many Green Finds

by Anna@Green Talk on January 24, 2008

There are many days I spend hours on the internet looking for needed items for my house. I know I am not the only one who does this. Today, the big search was for a wall display for plates that I bought through a thrift shop. I figured since most wall displays are made of [...]

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GreenDisk, the Answer to Recycling CDs and DVDs

by Anna@Green Talk on January 14, 2008

   Some of the contents of my GreenDisk Technotrash Can Do you remember when you use to get those AOL free disks?  They would come in your mail, in magazines, and even with your toilet paper.  (Just kidding)  Just think of how many CDs and DVDs that are produced every year and how many damaged, [...]

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Read More, Consume Less

by Anna@Green Talk on January 9, 2008

Photo by Cathy Stanley-Erickson by permission Could your reading appetite be causing greenhouse emissions and the degradation of our forests? Reading is a wonderful pastime, but if you are like many people, your credit card is worn from the amount of books you buy every year. Do you ever re-read your books? I didn’t think [...]

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To Wrap or Not, That is the Eco-Friendly Present Question

by Anna@Green Talk on December 24, 2007

It is the day before Christmas and of course you have waited until the last day to wrap gifts.  (Come on.  I know I am not alone here.) This was me last week when I had to deliver 80 plus gifts to all of my children’s teachers, aides, cafeteria workers, and so on. We get [...]

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