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CONTENTS: JANUARY 2010
Moving toward sustainability, Part 1
The first part of this two-part series addresses how recycling and other related material policies can play a larger role in the U.S. reversing the growth of its carbon footprint.
By Steve Apotheker
The value of understanding
Re-use and repair may be popular money-saving ideas in a down economy, but why should these concepts only be considered when times are economically tough?
By Portia M. Sinnott
Turn it, don’t burn it!
Despite the advancement of technology, the practice of burning yard waste is still a challenge being dealt with by recycling and composting officials in many states. The following addresses the issue, and describes the benefits of composting leaves and grass rather than burning these valuable materials.
By Jill Brubaker Reigh
A matter of choice
An organic materials specialist addresses the complexities in selecting a composting technology provider, and provides the top 10 factors to consider when picking such a supplier for your business or community.
By Rod Muir
Forget paper or plastic. How about recycled content or compostable/biodegradable?
Which is more environmentally sound: A product that includes recycled content or one that’s manufactured using compostable/biodegradable plant-based materials? Details are provided on the factors to consider when attempting to answer such a question.
By Blair Pollock and Dan Waxman
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