O projeto Escolas Culturais foi lançado nesta sexta-feira (28), pelo Governo do Estado, no Colégio Estadual Professor Magalhães Neto, localizado no município de Ruy Barbosa, no Território Piemonte do Paraguaçu.
Fall is officially here! Cooler temperatures, falling leaves and the intoxicating smells of autumn (like hot apple cider and pumpkin spice) are just a few of the reasons why the fall season is the best time of the year. Plus, a delicious seasonal favorite we look forward to returning has made its way back to grocery shelves – Entenmann’s® Little Bites® Pumpkin Muffins!
When bringing this assumption up to my connections at Bausch + Lomb through advisory work, I was corrected and found that contact lenses, and the packaging they come in, are too small to be recycled. They just get filtered out of larger plastics sorting. Thankfully, though, a few years ago, Bausch + Lomb launched a partnership, the
One-by-One Recycling Program, with
TerraCycle, a specialty recycling company that works on “recycling the un-recyclable.” Contact lens waste from products of any brand, not just Bausch + Lomb, will be recycled.
The city of Belleville has signed a partnership with an international recycling company to start recycling cigarette butts. Cigarette butts, foil wrappers and filters will be recycled into a variety of industrial products.
Belleville is the first city in eastern Ontario to partner with TerraCycle Canada’s cigarette recycling program. TerraCycle is an international recycling company that finds new solutions for items that aren’t usually accepted by municipal recycling facilities, like cigarette butts.
The city of Belleville is giving cigarettes a second life through their new cigarette butt recycling program.
Belleville is the first city in eastern Ontario to partner with TerraCycle Canada’s cigarette recycling program. TerraCycle is an international recycling company that finds new solutions for items that aren’t usually accepted by municipal recycling facilities, like cigarette butts.
Você ainda utiliza ou sabe quem faz uso de canetas, lápis, borrachas, marca-textos, pincéis de lousa? Então adira a essa nova campanha do Laboratório de Psicologia e Educação Ambiental (Lapsea) do Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas da Amazônia (Inpa/MCTIC).
