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Website Translation Paper or Plastic? Neither! By bringing cloth, hemp, cotton, nylon, organic canvas or any other type of reuseable bags to the grocery store, you can do your part. This effort will eliminate the need for the stores to order more bags, which decreases the number of bags produced from crude oil and fossil fuels. Often times, these bags end up in the landfills and in the oceans. If you do have plastic bags in your home, reuse them as garbage bags, or take them back to where you got them. Many stores have bins available for recycling all plastic bags. If you happen to forget your bags, choosing paper bags aren't much better, since it requires 17 trees to make one ton of bags, and they often times only get used once. There are 166 actions on this website that you can take to help save the earth! How many "earth-saving" points can you earn? There are 1007 possible points! Find out for free by signing up today! Top 5 Members Username Points greenirish  617  hbomb7  489  DMMike  412  Elizabetha  371  lolazion  357  RainWizard 50 with Darkened Ribs $139.95 Hemp Yoga Bolster $69.95 Hand Held Shower Kit with Fixed Spray Action $29.50 View all products >>   "Just found another article that gives some negatives about working from home that you should keep in mind. http://www.emagazine.com/view/?5346" hbomb7 on 10/2/2010 about the action Commute to work   Subscribe to RSS headline updates from:

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