Introduction to the new recycling program at Mesa College
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I subdue recycle the yogurt cups, margerine containers and microwavable trays, because I rinse them clean, I clean them like dishes
I want to start a project with my EFL students in Brazil and this video will be useful. Fantastic!
Nice job, very well done! It is possible to get on to a difference!
I have three terms: TO WHAT END?
You reduce pollution 10%, population doubles. (importance pollution goes up 100%. You cut pollution a further 10%, population doubles. Population is on it’s way to infinity, where does that leave consumption? Until you’re prepared to cap population, you’re wasting your time. I despise it as much as you do, save for that’s the cold reality.
Very well done…very informative…congrats!
JL…Palos Hills, IL
Fantastic video!! Our environmental group, at Fairmont State University, West Virginia, is starting a recycling program and this would be fantastic to show students!!