Nuthin' but trash. Several manufacturers now produce rubbery floor covering made from old tires (tires again), rugs from lint scraps, countertops made from broken bits of recycled glass, and, pictured here, countertop material made from compressed paper pulp.
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- Putting small windmills on more buildings is smarter than it looks. The whole argument about wind not being a dependable energy source will fall if you spread the generators over a larger area since t... (Read the rest)
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 Looking better all the time Linux User 147560 | 11/16/07 |
| RE: (On the fringes of green technology) conradchase | 11/16/07 |
| forget small cars... start car pooling gesi28@... | 11/16/07 |
  forget small cars... start car pooling aussieblnd@... | 11/16/07 |
| It's not just the message content that's ignorant. dgurney | 11/16/07 |
| Bacteria produce electricity? timpin1@... | 11/18/07 |
| RE: (On the fringes of green technology) Sceptics anonymous | 11/20/07 |
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