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Re-tooling the Repair Industry

Posted in: Uncategorized | July 9, 2019 at 5:22 pm , by EcoPartners

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Thanks to the Burbank Recycle Center for sharing this story with us. Their local version appeared in Burbank’s Spring 2019 edition of Reduce, Reuse, Rethink Burbank, which is written and published for them by Eco Partners. When Bill Czappa was a boy, he honed his tinkering

Small actions with large impacts

Posted in: Uncategorized | July 2, 2019 at 3:46 pm , by EcoPartners

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The average person generates about 4.5 pounds of trash per day. So any action we take, no matter how small, to reduce waste will add up and reduce that generated waste. That means less litter on the land, less pollution in the water, and less trash buried in the

A Heart for Service and Reuse

Posted in: Uncategorized | June 25, 2019 at 2:59 pm , by EcoPartners

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A former Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Deputy, Veronica Marella remembers feeling sad during her morning drive to work. As she neared her post at the University of Southern California Medical Center, she would see people who were homeless sleeping on the sidewalk with nothing underneath

Chasing Arrows Can Confuse

Posted in: Uncategorized | June 18, 2019 at 3:33 pm , by EcoPartners

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The chasing-arrows recycling symbol has long been viewed as synonymous with positive environmental action. But does it really symbolize “green” actions? It helps to understand the history of this famous logo and what it means today. During the lead-up to the first Earth Day in 1970, the Container

Hidden Hazards in your Home?

Posted in: Uncategorized | June 11, 2019 at 3:14 pm , by EcoPartners

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CAUTION! DANGER! POISON! These words are designed to keep people away, yet many common household products are labeled with these warnings and left sitting on shelves or in cabinets long after they are needed. In a typical home, families have about 100 pounds of unwanted

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Re-tooling the Repair Industry

Small actions with large impacts

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Chasing Arrows Can Confuse

Hidden Hazards in your Home?