Recycling is a big step in the right direction toward a greener community.
That is just a part of what Lewis and Clark’s Director of Sustainability, Nate Keener, is trying to encourage in his second annual Art of Recycling contest.
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Recycling is a big step in the right direction toward a greener community.
That is just a part of what Lewis and Clark’s Director of Sustainability, Nate Keener, is trying to encourage in his second annual Art of Recycling contest.
As this century proceeds further into the future, all the world over is increasingly abuzz with the topic of sustainability. Paradoxically though, we arrive at this theme coming up from the backside.
It’s somehow easier to ignore the fact that a lot of us just don’t seem to think that the environmental issues we are facing today have any direct relationship to who we are or what we do in our everyday lives.