[GreenYes] suggestions for list of ten things residents can do to improve environmental health

["James Wood" <jwood@no.address>]

GreenYes friends,



A reporter / editor of a newsletter for a local nature center in the Chesapeake Bay region asked for:

  "a list of ten things residents can do to improve environmental health."

We welcome suggestions and leads from your various perspectives.  

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle has been suggested ... unique examples or insights about the 3 R's are welcome too.  

Please include jwood@no.address and lrossbach@no.address in replies.



thank you - James Wood



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Recycling "Shore"  Matters!

James Wood, Regional Coordinator
Midshore Regional Recycling Program
P.O. Box 56
Centreville, MD  21617
 
410-758-6605
410-758-6606 Fax
 
jwood@no.address

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See 2-page Recycling Guide inside back cover of Verizon phone book. 

For info. about Spring & Fall Household Hazardous Waste Collections and Electronics Recycling (eCycle) events check:  www.midshorerecycling.org

Next Event planned for April 21, 2007 in Kent Co.

America Recycles 2007 !  ... check out www.americarecyclesday.org
Maryland's America Recycles Co-Coordinators: Connie Mayberry & James Wood

Midshore recycling trucks run mostly on 20% Soy-Biodiesel !

The Midshore Regional Recycling Program is a cooperative partnership by and between the Maryland Counties of Caroline, Kent, Queen Anne's and Talbot.


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