Many years ago recycling happened naturally. In the early 1900s, people “made do” and re-used, from jars for canning home produce to hand-me-down clothing and toys for children. And items […]
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The first cell phone call was made from the streets of New York City in 1973 (how appropriate). The caller was Martin Cooper of Motorola. He used his new invention
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The United States Congress has passed a bill that provides for the phasing out of all incandescent light bulbs by 2014 (100-watt bulbs can not be used after 2012). The
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The recent Food and Drug Administration ruling that mercury used in dental amalgam fillings is not at a level high enough to cause harm in patients was a long-awaited next
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More than 5 million visitors come to see the Grand Canyon each year. Most of the tourists come during the summer months when families have time to travel. Anyone who
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With sleep-away camps in full swing this month, package delivery services are also a little busier than usual as parents send “care packages” filled with favorite foods or small games
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