At School

Suffocating The World

Disposable plastics are the greatest source of plastic pollution. Plastic bags, straws, bottles, utensils, lids, cups and so many others offer a small convenience but remain forever.  REFUSE disposable plastics! Follow the “4 Rs” of sustainable living: Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.     Create by: LearnStuff.com

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November 26, 2012

Big Bad Corn – Infographic

Big Bad Corn – Infographic

Corn was first subsidized in the late ‘70s as a fossil fuel alternative, but it’s turned out to be inefficient source of fuel. Not only that, ethanol from corn actually increases the greenhouse gases in the atmosphere at a higher rate than gasoline. Yet, the U.S. pays $10 to $30 billion dollars each years in [...]

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September 9, 2012

Eco Clean: Do it for yourself

Eco Clean: Do it for yourself

In the past decade, ‘Green’ cleaning products have been edging their way on to the supermarket shelves and in some cases, have started to become more popular than their non-eco counterparts. Some have been useless and been nothing more than water with some food clolouring and some have been known to work amazingly. Rather than [...]

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July 24, 2012

10 Things Kids Can Do To Go Green

10 Things Kids Can Do To Go Green

1) Buy green school supplies. Going back to school and going green can go hand in hand! Kids can get green school supplies that will make a difference at prices that will make mom happy. Your green school supplies also provide an opportunity to share your thoughts on the environment with other students and teachers [...]

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December 2, 2011

At school you can reduce, reuse & recycle

At school you can reduce, reuse & recycle

Waste is a problem. Fortunately there are things that we can all do about it. We call these the 3Rs – reduce, reuse and recycle. Reduce means cut the amount of stuff you use in the first place so that you have less to throw away Reuse means use things again (and again and again) [...]

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December 1, 2011