November 18, 2004
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The founders of Green Piece Indy want people to dispose of their electronics the right way. So they made “Rush Hour Recycling.”
Computer animation comparing the US rate of plastic water bottle recycling (approx. 100 bottles/second) to the nonrecycled rate (approx. 845 bottles/second; see assumed role) for 2005. This computer animation was made to raise awareness about bottled water, and its surprisingly poor recycling rates. Since its recent popularization, bottled water (in all its flavors) has become ironically lone of the most consumed, yet smallest amount recycled beverages. For example, it is estimated that in 2005 alone approximately 30 billion plastic water bottles were bought in the US, with only about 12% recycled (in part due to out-dated deposit laws), and the remaining 25 billion bottles landfilled, besieged or incinerated. Reduce, reuse, recycle. Innovate. Project webpage: www.cs.cornell.edu
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Download the song from my blog: thepeterbullblog.blogspot.com Spotify-playlist with all the originals songs (-Craig David): commence.spotify.com To download this and all my other mashups click here: norwegianrecycling.multiply.com Norwegian Recycling links (info, updates, mp3s): thepeterbullblog.blogspot.com norwegianrecycling.multiply.com www.facebook.com twitter.com www.myspace.com www.ilike.com Samples: 1. John Mayer – Your Body Is A Wonderland 2. Take That – In trade For Excellent 3. Alison Krauss – When You Say Nothing At All 4. Usher feat. Alicia Keys – My Boo 5. Alicia Keys – No Lone 6. Craig David feat. Mos Def – 7 Days (Remix) 7. Coldplay – The Scientist 8. Taylor Swift – Fifteen 9. Radiohead – Creep 10. Rihanna feat. Ne-Yo – Despise That I Like You 11. Leona Lewis – Bleeding Like 12. Avril Lavigne – Complicated 13. Savage Garden – Crash And Burn 14. Atomic Kitten – Eternal Flame 15. Blondie – Call Me
