2. This is everything we did for this big project!!!!!!!

3.  Who will pick up the trash?  All the people in the community will pick up the trash. And anyone else outside of the community and or anywhere else.

4.  Why is recycling good for the environment?  It will save overflowing in the local landfills.

5.  Who invented recycling?  Military officers in WWII.

6.  How long ago did people recycle?  Since 1941

10.  If you Soap up under an old standard showerhead for only 5 minutes it uses 30 to 40 gallons of warm water. Installing a high- efficiency showerhead and faucet aerator will save about 7,800 gallons of water per year in an average household.

11.  Thrift stores are a great way to recycle all sorts of items, like from clothes to computers. Buying from and donating to thrift stores encourages a cycle of reuse, saving resources, energy, and landfill space.

12.  Many thrift stores are associated with charities that help in employment training, rehabilitation, and hospice care. Your secondhand stuff can help the environment AND support the folks who need it in your community.

13.  The average shower (with a new low-flow showerhead) uses less water, requires less energy for heating the water, and drains less wastewater into sewage treatment systems than a full bath.  If you want a clear illustration of the amount of water you're using to shower, just leave the drain plugged next time you shower. If you find yourself having to pull the plug to prevent an overflow, you are not saving water by showering.

14.  Most modern office buildings are air-tight, with ventilation systems that recalculate indoor air. Unfortunately that means indoor air pollutants, such as VOCs emitted from furniture, office appliances, and cleaning agents, circulate through the building, and can cause health problems for people. But studies have shown that houseplants may absorb VOCs, so putting plants in your office may help you stay healthy at work.

15.  A well-groomed, picture-perfect lawn depends on pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers that have many harmful effects to people, wildlife, and the environment. And chemicals applied to lawns and garden don’t just stay there - they wash into nearby streams or soak into groundwater whenever it rains. Try alternatives to synthetic pesticides and herbicides to keep your lawn, garden, AND local ecosystems healthy.

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