Hefty EnergyBag Program - Because Turtles Eat Plastic Bags
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In October 2022, I received this Starter Kit in my mailbox (wrapped in plastic film). This program claims to be a solution for recycling all of the non-recyclable plastics that come into our daily lives. Items must be rinsed or cleaned first, of course, and they don’t accept everything. Items they will accept include yogurt … Continue reading "Hefty EnergyBag Program"
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