Recycle = Save the environment and our landfills keep our plant green by recycling.
One person can do a lot towards saving our environment. To help our world and our planet is hard work. Trying to keep our plant clean and green is a big job. When you think you are alone think again, how many people out there also think they are alone in recycling old products.
If you put each person that thinks they are alone together in a group, we form an army of people. I have a few things that I have done myself to recycle to help improve the condition of our surrounding and make old things last longer. I will start with my gardening and go from there.
I was a big enthuastic gardener trying to feed five children and a hard working hungry man. The soil I had to work with at the beginning was like beach sand. Over the years, it was improved. I started by recycling newspapers (no colored paper) around all my plants and covering them with leaves and cut grass from the yard saving our landfill and by not polluting the air with burning leaves. In the fall, we plowed the mulch into the ground. We saved the fall leaves for the next year in a back corner of the yard. By spring, I had a nice nest of worms doing their job by starting to recycle the leaves. After my garden was planted and the plants were up about 4 inches my children and I would pull every little weed and mulch with more newspaper and all the leafs from last fall.
The garden was 99 % finished for the summer a weed might show up now and again but we pulled them, added the fresh cut grass, and very seldom had to water. Every thing was being recycled making sand into good organic garden soil.
To improve it better I started checking with farmers that had old cow barns they were no longer using. They let me take all the old manure for free all I had to do was load it and haul it away.
I hauled manure for years cleaning up what the old folks could no longer do and helping the environment by using natural organic fertilzer making use of quality science by nature. No, I have not had any natural, organic or science training just common scenes. I read a few gardening book and signed up for every free gardening catalog I could get. I read from them all winter and getting my own ideas which I wrote down in a special folder.
I accepted any free plants and gave free plants. Every Sunday we would leave fresh vegetables at the rectory and at the nun's front door. We would just leave them by the front door and disappear. A thank you was not necessary nor was a pat on the back. It was just our way of sharing and giving back. We gave away any or traded for what we did not grow ourselves of any extra food we could.
It was like a shared community organic, recycling, environmental project. Every one benefited by their organic surrounding environmental habitat. That was back in the 1980’s. It seems after the Vietnam War so much of our community spirit left the hearts of our young people.
I can say I see it coming back slowly more by the older generation then by our younger people which is sad.
We need them on our side because without them we cannot survive.
We need to start teaching them at an early age about organic environmentally safe scientific habitats to help save our blue green planet earth. |
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From the Chicago Daily Herald, June 7, 2005 BY SUSAN STEVENS
HOW COMMON HOME PRODUCTS CAN MAKE LIVING IN YOUR HOME HAZARDOUS TO YOUR HEALTH.
Most calls to poison control centers are from acute exposures. A toddler swallows a handful of pills. A
Household cleaners, plastic food containers, even the flame retardant in your sofa cushions leach chemicals into the air and onto your skin. They persist in the blood and make their way into women's breast milk.
Scientists and advocacy groups admit we do not know for sure how bad these are for you. Human tests have never been conducted on most of the 18,000 chemicals produced each year. However, evidence is mounting. Some of the worst chemicals have already been banned, and states are looking at stricter regulations for others.
Many of these toxins are lurking just behind your front door. Take a deep breath -Surprisingly; the air inside your home can be more polluted than what is outside - even if you live in a busy urban area, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Modern building materials, furniture, everyday cleaning solutions, dry-cleaned clothing and other household products release organic chemicals that linger in the still air of a well-insulated home. Even if you are vigilant, chemicals can enter your home in unexpected ways.
Labels advise using paint strippers, adhesive removers and spray paints in well-ventilated areas, but gases can leak even from closed containers. The products contain methylene chloride, which causes cancer in animals.
Carbon monoxide and benzene - a known human carcinogen present in auto exhaust - can leak from an attached garage right through porous drywall and into the house, said Leeann Sagula, owner of Healthy Home Consulting, a home environment business in Pennsylvania.
"The room above the garage is not the room you want to have for your nursery," Sagula said. "It's probably one of the least healthy rooms in your home."
The glues, paints and adhesives holding your house together can pollute the air, too. Off-gassing from new construction can irritate the eyes, nose and throat, said Dr. Jerrold Leikin, a toxicologist at Rush University Medical Center and author of a toxicology handbook.
Pressed-wood products emit formaldehyde, which at elevated levels can cause wheezing in people with asthma. Usually, there are no permanent effects, Leikin said.
However, you could be dosing yourself repeatedly; plug-in air fresheners release a steady stream of pleasantly scented formaldehyde into your home.
Scientists are uncertain how much exposure, or how long, is necessary for many of these chemicals to harm your health. Some people are more sensitive than others. Those with asthma or pulmonary conditions often react more strongly.
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