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For more information on how to reduce waste from clothing, check out this blog on selling, donating and upcycling your old clothes!Try to repair before you consider replacement of lawn mowers, tools, vacuum cleaners, TVsDonate broken appliances to Goodwill industries, a local rescue mission or charity, or find out if a nearby vocational school can use them for parts or to have students practice repairing themOffer furniture and household items no longer needed to college students and friends, or donate to charityBring reusable bags to the grocery storeReuse your yard waste. Yard waste can be a great fertilizer and there are several ways to recycle your yard waste and to keep it out of the landfill. Check out this article on recycling & composting yard waste to learn more.COMPOST your food waste! Check out these helpful links to learn how to compost at home:Easy Home Composting PosterComposting At Home -- Cornell Waste Management InstituteA Homeowner's Guide to CompostingOther Resources:Guide to Going Green at SchoolNew York State Department of Environmental Conservation Waste ManagementU.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) EnvirofactsWelcome to SMART! The Association of Wiping Materials, Used Clothing and Fiber Industries Since 1932Money Saving Guide to Going Green at HomeHow to Safely Get Rid of 50 Household Items (Use our online search tool to learn how to dispose of these materials here in Madison County!Tire RecyclingDonate Crutches5 Ways to Go Green at HomeEverything a Household Needs to Know Regarding Recycling and Waste12 Apps That Support Sustainable LivingHow to Recycle Printer Ink Cartridges, Paper and Other Office Supplies10 Ways to Make Your Small Business More SustainableMoving Sustainably: The Ultimate Guide to Eco-Friendly MovingCar Donation Organizations:Junked vehicles can be brought to Auto Salvage Yards or given to Vehicle Donation Organizations such as:Kars4KidsDonating a Car in NY - Kids Car DonationsDonating a Car in NY - Veteran Car DonationsGoodwill Car Donation

 
 
 

 

 

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Instead of taking up space in the landfill, your food scraps become compost - a valuable resource used by landscapers and farmers. The result is a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions and a healthier environment. To learn more, visit the http://stopfoodwaste.org website.

Q. How do I recycle food scraps?

A. Collect food scraps and food-soiled paper in the green kitchen pail. Empty the pail contents into the large green Organics cart for collection. DO NOT place the kitchen pail outside for collection. Refer to the service guide at the top of this page for additional information and hints on Food Scrap Recycling. You can also visit the http://stopfoodwaste.org website to learn more.

Q. If I put my food scraps down the garbage disposal, do they get composted?

A. No. These food scraps from household garbage disposals end up in the wastewater system and do not get composted. However, the East Bay Municipal Utility District (EBMUD) wastewater treatment plant at the base of the Bay Bridge in Oakland not only treats sewage but takes food scraps from restaurants and supermarkets that usually go to the landfill and converts them into renewable energy. The process is a natural microbial activity called anaerobic digestion which converts these food scraps into biogas, which is used to power EBMUD's wastewater plant. The excess energy is sold back to the grid or used as carbon credits. The project supports local and regional efforts towards green- house gas reduction (climate change), oil independence, zero waste and landfill reduction.

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	如果可能的話，請使用長柄的雪耙或雪杖。
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topreaction - A reaction is a chemical process in which substances combine and change, such as heating iron and sulfur together to produce iron sulfide. toprecycled - Used materials that are made into new products are called recycled materials. Recycling reduces the waste of useful materials, and it reduces the need for new materials. Recycling sometimes reduces energy, costs, and pollution. topredesign - To redesign is to revise something in appearance, function, or content. Redesigning to make improvements is an important part of the engineering design process. topreduced gravity - Reduced gravity is less gravity than normally experienced on Earth, or less than 1g. topreflect - Reflected light is light that hits a surface and bounces off. topreflection - Reflection is the bouncing of light waves (or sound -- echo) off a surface. toprefract - When light is refracted it is bent. Light refracts when it passes from one material to another. toprefraction - Refraction is the bending of light as it passes from one material to another. topregolith - A fine dust called regolith covers the moon. Regolith is created when micrometeoroids bombard the moon's surface, breaking up moon rocks. (The vowels are pronounced like those in "LEGO" and "miss.") toprehydrate - To rehydrate is to put water back into the body that is removed during spaceflight or after exercise on Earth. toprelief map - A relief map shows the variation in land heights. The different heights are shown as lines or different colors. toprepel - Repel means to push away. topreusable - Objects or materials that can be used again are called reusable. The objects may be used for the same purpose or different purposes. toprevolution - Revolution is the motion of a body that travels around another body in space; one complete trip along an orbit toprevolve - To circle around something or move in an orbit. toprock - A rock is a naturally formed solid that is usually made up of one or more types of minerals.
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Flooding caused by storms and other natural disasters can be devastating to homeowners, leading to a difficult recovery and unplanned expenses. Homeowners not only have to deal with the clean-up and repair of their home, but often must also contend with the development of mold.
Mold can appear anywhere there is moisture and its presence can be quite dangerous. Left unchecked, it can spread through a dwelling, causing illness and other problems. Infants, children, and the elderly are particularly at risk.
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Mold grows where there is moisture. In the aftermath of storms or floods, materials that are wet for more than 48 hours will have visible and extensive mold growth and should be remediated.
For most people, small amounts of undisturbed mold are not a major health hazard. There are no regulatory limits for exposure to indoor mold, but there is evidence that widespread mold (and mold spores) can have harmful effects. Those most at risk include: infants and children; elderly people; pregnant people; and individuals with respiratory conditions, allergies (including asthma), or weakened immune systems. Mold-abatement workers are also at higher risk. A well-planned remediation is key to addressing these concerns.
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Waste Management for State Agencies

For more information contact: Commercial Recycling, LAMD@calrecycle.ca.gov.

 

 
 
 
 

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