Recycling Pen Arts

Now you can recycle your used pens by donating it to Pen Guy. Many have mailed their used pen which come from the United States, and as far as England, Australia, China and Thailand to name a few. Receiving pens is one of the best parts of what the pen guy do and many sender have sent thank you notes which the pen guy Love to receive. Here are some of the pen guy arts.

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Old Metal Barrels get Second Life

Trashing a metal barrels this day is not a better ideas. It's contains polluting chemicals which is not good in the air and water. By reusing it for lighting fixture, furniture and more, you can help on giving the barrels a secong life and an eco-friendly ideas.

Credit to: http://www.prakticideas.com/give-metal-barrels-life/

An Aggressive Plan by Mayor De Blasio To Reduce New York City Waste 90 Percent By 2030

 

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork/AP) — In a far-reaching effort to limit its impact on the environment, the nation’s biggest city marked Earth Day by announcing a plan to reduce its waste output by 90 percent by 2030.
The “OneNYC” plan includes an overhaul of the city’s recycling program, incentives to reduce waste and tacit support for the City Council’s plan to dramatically reduce the use of plastic shopping bags. It was announced by Democratic Mayor Bill de Blasio.
“This is the blueprint for the future of New York City,” de Blasio said.
New York, with about 8.5 million residents, would be the largest city in the Western Hemisphere to adopt such a plan, which aims to reduce the amount of its waste by more than 3 million tons from its 2005 level of about 3.6 million tons.
“The average New Yorker throws out nearly 15 pounds of waste a week, adding up to millions upon millions of tons a year,” de Blasio said. “To be a truly sustainable city, we need to tackle this challenge head on.”

more story on CBSNewYork

Curvy Cardboard Furnitures

The argentinean architect Ana Mitrano recently builds these organic chairs and furniture complete with uniquely shaped pieces from recovered cardboard. The designer created a variety of pieces to furnish an entire space including a rocking chair, a series of low-rise seats, coffee tables and footrests. The furniture is made ​​with special cardboard plates assembled and pressed. The strength allowed over a hundred kilos. They are ergonomic, lightweight and can be natural or painted according to the environment that will integrate color. DIY a curvy cardboard furnitures. the LINK

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The re-ply Chairs

(comfortable recliner chair)

by Dan Goldstein

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