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  1. Green Goods
    Starting a paperless kitchen is a simple way to reduce your household waste and live a more eco-friendly lifestyle. Here is how to get started! When you embark on an eco-friendly lifestyle change, the kitchen is one of the first rooms you should revamp. Kitchen waste accounts for a large...
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    One million plastic bottles are produced every minute, and only a fraction of them are recycled. A mutant bacterium that eats plastic may advance recycling efforts. Researchers from the University of Portsmouth in Britain and the U.S. Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory...
    ocean plastic recycling reduce plastic reduce waste
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