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If you haven't watched the Story of Stuff yet, I highly recommend it...

 

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If 10,000 Biters halve their daily landfill input, in a year we'll keep the weight of 1,846,900 copies of the Complete Stories and Poems of Edgar Allen Poe outta landfills.

 

 

 

 

 

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Though it's one of the most famous poems of all time, Edgar Allen Poe made a paltry $9 from the first publication of " The Raven. "

 

 

 

 

 

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Quoth the Raven, "How long does trash last in landfills?"

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Evermore. Like something out of a creepy poem, even biodegradable items like food can hang around in garbage dumps for years. Trash is packed so tightly that it doesn't always get the necessary light, oxygen, and/or microorganisms it needs to decompose, so truly, we implore: Reduce, reuse, and recycle when you can. Ca-caw!

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A future that's not all midnight-dreary. Researchers have found (perfectly compostable) 25-year-old corncobs and grapes, and (easily recyclable) 50-year-old newspapers that are still readable in landfills. The less waste we toss, the fewer mummified remains will hang around in dumps.

It's easier than tapping, tapping on your chamber door. You might be surprised what your local waste management facility will recycle and compost.

Personally Speaking

Luckily for SF Biters, the local recycling department takes a lot of stuff, so our trash cans stay relatively empty in comparison to our compost and recycling bins.

 

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Try making your trash can the smallest bin in your house, putting everything allowable into your recycling and compost bins.

Story of Stuff - we've tipped it before, but this 20-minute vid's a good primer on what happens to trash when we chuck it.

 

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