Biodegradable materials are supposed to be environmentally friendly but sometimes this expectation isn’t entirely true.
What Is Biodegradable?
In order for a product to be classified as a biodegradable product, it must be able to be broken down into its constituent natural elements and be absorbed by the environment. Real biodegradable material will often break down into:
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On Friday, October 13, 2007, the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded jointly to former Vice President Al Gore and the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a group of international scientists dedicated to climate research, for their role in spreading awareness of the danger of man-made climate change and the need to come up […]

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Al Gore recently won a Nobel Prize for his documentary on global warming, “An Inconvenient Truth”. Since then, there has been much debate over whether or not Mr. Gore deserved this accolade and thus rekindled the debate over global warming in general. This seems to be the point of movie in the first place, to […]

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Humanity must have water to live! There is nothing that we can substitute for it! There is a finite amount of fresh water available to us across the planet. The competition for clean fresh water is increasing as the human population increases and our existing water continues to be polluted. These statements are facts and […]

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In James City Virginia, high school athletes cannot get enough of the artificial surface. Coaches admire it like a foreign exchange star player and athletic directors are busy scratching their heads wondering why they didn’t voice their support for this concept sooner. It may be a little hard to be this excited about synthetic turf, […]

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Water is a precious commodity that we all need and use in a number of different ways on a daily basis. In fact, according to Waterwise, a non governmental organisation and a leading authority on water efficiency, here in the UK each and every one of us uses approximately 150 litres of tap water every […]

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What most people shrugged off as rubbish twenty years ago, is now perceived to be the gospel truth. And now there are such vitriolic evangelists in favour that one has to be superbly courageous to even voice an opinion against it. This truth is the global warming issue. There, I can already see the hackles […]

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Recycling empty inkjet cartridges is an easy way for you to help to reduce the strain on our environment.
Here are 5 great reasons to recycle your empty inkjet cartridges.
Surprisingly, each recycled cartridge will save nearly 3 pounds of natural resources that are used for the production of a new cartridge.
Number two, 3.5 ounces of oil […]

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In January I spent two weeks in Cuba, and before I went I saw the video “The Power of Community – how Cuba survived Peak Oil”
Cuba suffered an economic shock when the Soviet Union collapsed in 1990. For the previous 30 years it had been receiving substantial support, including technical assistance and cheap oil in […]

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The state of our environment is deteriorating at an incredibly fast rate. The deterioration is caused by a large number of different factors, but one of the principal factors is the increase in carbon produced. This increase in carbon in our environment has adverse effects on us as well as on the natural world that […]

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