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Wednesday,
April 21, 2004 |
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Recycling
saves Earth, limits waste
Students
need to be aware of garbage concerns
Picture
this: The United States produced more than 225 tons of
Jell-O in one year, an average of 4.4 pounds per person
per day. But only about 30 percent of that was actually
eaten.
Seems like a waste, right? Fortunately, that didn’t
happen. Instead, we produced over 225 tons of trash and
only recycled about 30 percent of that. Much worse. |
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