Colleges Compete in Recycling
This is great news from pr-usa.net:
RecycleMania springs back into action as college campuses compete to see who can reduce, reuse and recycle the most on-campus waste. For a 10-week period, beginning in mid-January and running parallel to the college basketball season, colleges and universities take part in an exciting competition that increases recycling participation by students and staff, and raises awareness about the significance of waste reduction programs on campuses.
From January 17 through March 27, 2010, 607 schools representing 49 states, the District of Columbia and Canada will compete
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Stationery as Litter
Someone took the time and effort to make a scrapbook of their Get Well cards. Later the scrapbook was tossed out as trash in my neighborhood.
Go figure.
Newspaper Stuck in a Tree
This newspaper in a plastic bag is perched in a tree in my neighborhood. Not good.
Freedom of Thought
This flyer promoting the Church of Scientology and Celebrity Centre in Nashville is now litter in my neighborhood.
I want to have Freedom from Litter.
Paint Is Toxic to the Environment
Why? Paint is toxic to the environment. I do not want it in my water.
Drop cloths are litter.
Plastic Mushroom Found in Nature
When I saw this plastic bubble in a neighbor’s yard recently, I thought that it looked like a plastic mushroom growing in the yard.
Only mushrooms are not plastic.
I digress. Wouldn’t Plastic Mushroom be a great name for a band?
Recycle Used Clothing and Household Goods

Besides being a huge eyesore, nothing makes me madder than seeing usable clothing and household goods dumped in the environment. My mother always gave our used household goods to a family less fortunate than our family. We give our discarded clothing and household items to Goodwill.
In this economy, I am saddened to see such a waste. Hey, I could have used the plastic coat hangers.


Again after the party, I get the trash in my area.
It’s February and your Christmas Greetings are now trash in my neighborhood.