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Muck makes money -- Naples garbage is mafia gold

 Muck makes money — Naples garbage is mafia gold

January 9th, 2008

“For us, rubbish is gold,” is how one Italian gangster explained the mafia’s involvement in waste trafficking to an investigating magistrate in Naples. Areas of the southern city have ground to a halt this week because of piles of rotting rubbish and sometimes violent protests about what to do with it, and Italians are questioning whether organised crime …

China launches surprise crackdown on plastic bags

 China launches surprise crackdown on plastic bags

January 8th, 2008

China launched a surprise crackdown on plastic bags on Tuesday, banning production of ultra-thin bags and forbidding its supermarkets and shops from handing out free carriers from June 1.

Christmas Trees Can Be Recycled Into Mulch Sunday

 Christmas Trees Can Be Recycled Into Mulch Sunday

January 6th, 2008

Sharon Gibala reports Baltimore residents can recycle their Christmas trees into mulch at Baltimore Polytechnic School on Sunday.

Baltimore's New Recycling Program Starts Tuesday

 Baltimore’s New Recycling Program Starts Tuesday

January 6th, 2008

Tim Williams and Jessica Kartalija talk to Celeste Amatto with the Baltimore City’s Recycling Program about how and what you can recycle.

Trashing The Holidays: Tips On Recycling

 Trashing The Holidays: Tips On Recycling

December 27th, 2007

How do you dispose of all that leftover food, paper, boxes, etc? Here are suggestions.

California Residents Recycling At Record Pace

 California Residents Recycling At Record Pace

December 24th, 2007

Recycling is up in the state of California, with many people getting money back on cans and bottles.

Improper Grease Disposal Blamed For Sewer Back-Ups

 Improper Grease Disposal Blamed For Sewer Back-Ups

November 30th, 2007

What many of us are pouring down the drain is translating into money down the drain. A dirty little problem is developing in the sewers and your tax dollars are being spent to clean up.

L.A. Convention Center Eateries Go Green

 L.A. Convention Center Eateries Go Green

November 9th, 2007

Eleven of the convention center’s on-site public food outlets will go 100 percent green with compostable or bio-degradeable eating utensils.

 

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