Twitter Tweets about Plastic Recycling as of August 05, 2009
steve_parkes: The one day in a fortnight I couldn't have a lie in is the only one I do. I missed the plastic and cardboard recycling van
shortiemcshort: making a bag so I don't have to use plastic ones. I'm using an old Fall Out Boy shirt and some piano key fabric...gonna rock the recycling
TerraSolutionsC: Tie plastic bags into knots b4 tossing them into recycling, so they don't blow away down storm drains, into rivers: http://bit.ly/FUd0A
chibarproject: Who says the only green Chicago Bar Project cares about is Crème de Menthe SmallBar is now recycling all glass, metal, plastic & cardboard.
SuziSteffen: Plastic to recycling site! Check! Extra dog and cat food bought at C*stCo for @LaneCoAnimals! Check! Lynda Barry interview edited! Sort of!
willowTM: Does gathering a group of your friends and their plastic items together to play target practice on some random person count as recycling :D
EverybodySafe: @deepbluesealove Plastic ones are already in recycling. I'll get some new metal containers for hot/cold drinks asap!
teendiaries: My local grocery store is finally recycling used plastic bags. Thank God. I feel horrible when I throw them away.
scrnnews: SC-based recycling company growing: Hilex Poly, a South Carolina based company that recycles plastic bags, is located in http://url4.eu/B2XQ
RecycleRaccoon: recycle paper: junk mail (even plastic window envelopes) office paper, shredded, construction paper, cardboard boxes, etc. #fb #recycling
EastOregonian: Opinion: Recycling plastic bottles will make the fair a little greener http://bit.ly/6diGv
eveliiiin: Taking my brother recycling. Trying to teach him to be eco-friendly and to save the world one plastic bottle at a time.
recyclecharity: Recycling Your Plastic Bags Has Never Been Easier! Read about it on the RFC blog: http://tinyurl.com/m8oqwp
tjrossignol: y does Calgary's new recycling prgrm take plastic from 1-7 & Vancouver's prgrm doesn't. dont get me started on TO's curb side composting.
VictoriaMia: The recycling code symbol on this ice-cube tray is actually a fake logo designed to fool one into buying non-recyclable plastic. Damn. Wow.