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Learn How to Turn Plastic Bags into Yarn

A DIY tip to turn old plastic bags into yarn and then knit them into anything you want!

Atlanta, GA

Local Challenge

Recycle

Recycle paper, plastics, cardboard, magazines, metal household waste. (Snap a pic of yourself taking a load out to the curb).

Las Vegas, NV

Local Challenge

Find out what materials can be recycled and start recycling them. Recycled materials can be picked up at home by Republic Services, taken to a Republic Services transfer station, or to UNLV’s Drive up Drop off bins on campus. For a comprehensive list of where to go, visit this site.

Portland, OR

Local Challenge

Recycle

Find your local depot and recycling stations for items not accepted at curbside like plastic bags, electronics and batteries. (Take a photo of yourself doing the research, or actually at the local depot and recycling station).

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PLANET PROGRESS - Social Imprint: search+resQ

Se_arch+resQ is a design group of conscious and innovative thinkers who create installations and product branding that represent elements of the human condition and incite a dialogue for change. For se_arch+resQ a shirt is no longer just a piece of clothing but a tool for stirring social awareness.

Los Angeles, CA

Local Challenge

Recycled Content

Buy and Use recycled paper (Take a photo of yourself with your recycled-content purchase!)

Chicago, IL

Local Challenge

Recycle Sunday

Recycle every Sunday newspaper instead of throwing it in the trash.

Denver, CO

Local Challenge

Recycle and Compost

Denver offers free curbside recycling to single family homes in Denver. Register for this service and help us reach our landfill waste diversion goal of 30% by 2012. If each household composted and recycled their waste – food and lawn - we could reduce the amount of solid waste going to landfills by over 75%. Denver has started a compost pilot for 1,000 homes, but you can begin to compost on your own. Consider taking a free compost class offered through the Denver Parks & Recreation department. Visit their website for a schedule. (Take a pic of yourself bringing a load out to the curb or composter!)

Washington, DC

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