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449 Willamette St
Eugene, OR 97401
541-302-1810
Local Green Business
MECCA is a nonprofit organization in Eugene, Oregon. Our mission is to keep reusable materials from the landfill and to provide those items to people that can make use of them. MECCA operates a recycled art supply store open to the public.
www.materials-exchange.org
News
BRING Recycling in Eugene Oregon is reusing material to build a place for second-time weddings and renewals of marriage vows in their Earthly Garden of Delights at the Planet Improvement Center.
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News
New York Times -- Home & Garden Slide Show
www.nytimes.com/slideshow/2009/09/02/garden/2009...
Article/Tip
Visionary Dan Philips has been running his construction company Phoenix Commotion for 12 years with a dual purpose: creating beautifully unique affordable housing, and making use of recycled materials.
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.
Washington, DC
Local Challenge
Buy products with high recycled content for your home or office. (Take a photo of yourself with your recycled materials product…)
Cleveland, OH
Local Challenge
Recycling materials requires less energy and fewer raw materials than creating a new product from scratch. Take reusable cloth bags to the store, don't accept paper and plastic bags when you really don't need them, and choose products that don't have excessive packaging.
Article/Tip
This is a clock that I made from recycled materials for a new media art class.
Article/Tip
This notebook is made from and bound with recycled materials. The cardboard covers and scratch paper are being given a new life, and staying out of the trash while I am using less paper.
Article/Tip
This is an exercise in recycling and alternative energy use. I used a discarded 62 inch satellite dish and used CD's to create this along with materials that I had laying around. Nothing was purchased for this project.
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