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Upcycle Your Garbage at TerraCycle.Net

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Whether or not you are an avid crafter, you've probably noticed a recent surge in upcycled online craft projects. Many objects thrown out each year have no place in the traditional google_protectAndRun("ads_core.google_render_ad", google_handleError, google_render_ad); <http://ads.associatedcontent.com/www/delivery/ck.php?n=a14de4a9&cb=1125377693> recycling <http://www.associatedcontent.com/theme/607/recycling.html>  stream; and skilled artisans are learning the value of those disposed of items as craft materials. Crafters make upcycled jewelry <http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1685907/creating_green_jewelry_turn_a_target.html?cat=7> , upcycled handbags and hats <http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/5579250/upcycling_plastic_bags_into_marketable.html?cat=24> , upcycled clothing and more. The upcycling process adds value to objects that would have eventually found their way into a trash heap.
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Terracycle Takes on TV With Garbage Moguls

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Terracycle, a New Jersey-based startup that upcycles trash into useful everyday items, has popped up on our radar many times over the past year. Because really, how can you not pay attention to a company that turns Frito Lay chip bags into speakers <http://www.fastcompany.com/blog/ariel-schwartz/sustainability/terracycle-upcycles-frito-lay-bags-tasty-speakers>  and makes kites out of Oreo packaging? Apparently, we aren’t the only ones with an eye on Terracycle. The company’s latest antics will be available for a national audience beginning tonight, when Season 2 of Garbage Moguls premieres on the National Geographic Channel.
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Terracycle Takes on TV With Garbage Moguls

TerraCycle Oreo Frito Lay Include USA Garbage Moguls
Terracycle, a New Jersey-based startup that upcycles trash into useful everyday items, has popped up on our radar many times over the past year. Because really, how can you not pay attention to a company that turns Frito Lay chip bags into speakers <http://www.fastcompany.com/blog/ariel-schwartz/sustainability/terracycle-upcycles-frito-lay-bags-tasty-speakers>  and makes kites out of Oreo packaging? Apparently, we aren’t the only ones with an eye on Terracycle. The company’s latest antics will be available for a national audience beginning tonight, when Season 2 of Garbage Moguls premieres on the National Geographic Channel.
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TerraCycle Takes on TV With Garbage Moguls

TerraCycle Oreo Frito Lay Include USA Garbage Moguls
TerraCycle, a New Jersey-based startup that upcycles trash into useful everyday items, has popped up on our radar many times over the past year. Because really, how can you not pay attention to a company that turns Frito Lay chip bags into speakers <http://www.fastcompany.com/blog/ariel-schwartz/sustainability/terracycle-upcycles-frito-lay-bags-tasty-speakers>  and makes kites out of Oreo packaging? Apparently, we aren't the only ones with an eye on TerraCycle. The company's latest antics will be available for a national audience beginning tonight, when Season 2 of Garbage Moguls premieres on the National Geographic Channel.
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Terracycle Needs To Do Their Research

TerraCycle Include USA Garbage Moguls
We flipped past it then came back and saw this ignorant pair making fishing lures. While I respect their upcycle practices I had to stop my boyfriend from going into a tirade of how this was possibly the dumbest thing he has ever seen. But why? They’re upcycling!  That’s like recycling and it’s good for the environment that the CD’s aren’t in a landfill!
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“Garbage Moguls” – A new reality show about Terracycle

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Paul Smith wrote a series of articles about Terracyle <http://inspiredeconomist.com/2009/02/28/home-depot-and-petco-targeted-for-terracycles-newest-recycling-efforts/>  last year.  Founded by Tom Szaky and Jon Beyer in 2001 while students at Princeton, Terra Cycle <http://www.terracycle.net/bb/>  started as a way to spread the benefits of vermicomposting (that is, composting <http://kellibestoliver.greenoptions.com/wiki/composting>  with worms) to a larger audience. Szaky and Beyer were eventually able to earn startup funds, and by 2004, Home Depot <http://www.homedepot.com/>  was carrying Terra Cycle <http://www.terracycle.net/bb/>  Plant Food <http://www.terracycle.net/products.htm>  on their website.
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TerraCycle Takes on TV With Garbage Moguls

TerraCycle Oreo Frito Lay Include USA Garbage Moguls
TerraCycle, a New Jersey-based startup that upcycles trash into useful everyday items, has popped up on our radar many times over the past year. Because really, how can you not pay attention to a company that turns Frito Lay chip bags into speakers  and makes kites out of Oreo packaging? Apparently, we aren't the only ones with an eye on TerraCycle. The company's latest antics will be available for a national audience beginning tonight, when Season 2 of Garbage Moguls premieres on the National Geographic Channel.
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