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Waste Challenge – Accepted
I think of myself as a fairly environmentally friendly guy. I recycle every week; I bought recycled blue jean insulation to re-insulate the attic of my 90 year old house (that I purposely purchased in a neighborhood with extensive amenities … Continue reading
Posted in Composting, Recycling
Tagged biodegradable bags, blue jean insulation, Cairo, composting, Garbage City, recycling, Reduce Waste
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