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Archive for the 'LDPE (#4)' Category
Sunday, February 28th, 2010
Americans dispose of billions upon billions of paper, plastic, and foam cups. This year over 58 billion paper cups and 25 billion polystyrene foam cups will pass through our hands and end up in landfills. While the United States is still the world’s largest culprit of disposable cup waste, growing nations like China and India are fast catching up. It’s a cup carrying, cup dumping world! (more…)
Posted in Companies, Ecotainer, Expanded Polystyrene (EPS), Foam Cups, HDPE (#2), Helpful Products, Helpful websites, International Paper, LDPE (#4), Organizations, PET #1, PP (#5), PS (#6), Plastic Cups, Plastic Recycling, Preserve Gimme 5, Starbucks | 4 Comments »
Sunday, February 21st, 2010
Recycle your used “Zip Lock” plastic storage bags. Cut-off all hard components (zippers etc.) and collect zipper-less bags in a plastic shopping bag. Recycle the shopping bag and its contents at your local retailer’s plastic bag recycling station. Help keep more LDPE (#4) plastic out of our landfills.
Posted in LDPE (#4), Recycling, Zip Lock bags, Ziploc bags, Zipper type bags | No Comments »
Thursday, February 18th, 2010
Just Zip It. Zipper-type plastic storage bags have hundreds of uses and are fast becoming the quintessential storage solution for households and businesses. Foods, electronic parts, garden soils, and even crime scene evidence end up packaged in these convenient, storage bags. Although millions of these bags are used daily, recycling used zipper-type plastic bags is not so easy. (more…)
Posted in HDPE (#2), Helpful Products, Helpful websites, LDPE (#4), MRFs, Magic Lock Reusable Bag Sealers, PET #1, PP (#5), Plastic Bags, Plastic Bottles, Plastic Recycling, Zip Lock bags, Ziploc bags, Zipper type bags, packaging | No Comments »
Wednesday, November 11th, 2009
Plastic as a Recycling Foundation
Is the time right for MRF World to take plastics more seriously? Should plastics be at the forefront of curbside recycling? Just as co-mingling of recyclables has made collection at curbside easier, the co-mingling of information on recovered materials may provide some answers. Trust me. We are not mixing apples and oranges; the markets do share some interesting parallels. (more…)
Posted in Corrugated material, HDPE (#2), Helpful websites, LDPE (#4), MRFs, PET #1, PP (#5), PS (#6), PVC (#3), Paper, Plastic Bags, Plastic Bottle Caps, Plastic Recycling, Pollution, Reclaimed paper, Recycling, Worldwide Recession | 5 Comments »
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