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2016 is the 90th anniversary of the Association for the Protection of Rural Scotland.(APRS) The January 2016 issue of Rural Scotland reports on a campaign to encourage recycling of bottles and cans. The campaign aims to persuade the Scottish Government to introduce a 'deposit return system' DRS see www.haveyougotthebottle.org.uk/
This site indicates that Supporters of DRS include , WWF, the Marine Conservation Scoiety and Friends of the Earth Scotland.
RSPB Scotland have commented “Scotland is home to an amazing variety of wildlife and habitats and we need to ensure we’re doing all we can to protect them. A deposit return scheme would be an integral part of helping to reduce waste in Scotland and lessen our impact on our natural environment.”
Keep Scotland Beautiful that receives money from Tesco and Cocola has opposed DRS see:
www.haveyougotthebottle.org.uk/news/anti-litter-group-cri...
The stack of stones is one of many which were carefully removed from the foundation walls a few weeks prior to bringing down the house. I also saw workmen inside, removing trim, hardware, and anything that was worth salvaging. Unfortunately, I didn't photograph that phase of the project.
Shot By: Madd Hattere
Lighting Design: Dario Roberto Quintos
How It's Done: One overhead HMI modded with a diffuser, second HMI camera left.
Ben (left), Vicky Kent, and Vanessa Thiel (right) make smoothies for attendees of the Reuse and Repair Fair by riding a bike that powers a blender on the back.
Reusable sandwich and snack bag, for school, work, etc.
Take it with you while trecking, hiking, canoeing, picnic, for the baby in the car, office , for the beach, on your bicycle.
You can purchase this and many more of my bags at www.bagitconscious.etsy.com
Upholstery trim beaded necklace
Example of the sort of thing that can be made at this workshop.
coburghouseartstudios.wordpress.com/courses-at-coburg-2/w...
In addition to embedding the multiple literacies within my classroom, I hope to have a classroom that resembles the 21st century. Ms. Cassidy incorporates the multiple literacies in the bulletin boards she creates in her classroom. I hope to use bulletin boards to showcase students work and also, to showcase the literacies that are important within our society. As seen, Ms. Cassidy’s class worked on an environmental project, focusing on the importance of reducing, reusing, and recycling. Bulletin boards are an effective ways of spreading information, especially if placed throughout the school.
So… what other bulletin boards can we make?
-Mental health information
-Global issues such as global warming
-Pictures representing different cultures
-Safe ways to use social media
-Character education
Reusable snack bags! Store all types of snack in this cute snack bag. If you need to clean it, just throw it in the wash! Easy as pie and save money on those ziploc bags!
Made from old CDs and paper snowflakes.
Get the know how at my blog:
greenissuessingapore.blogspot.com/2011/12/diy-snowflakes....
Durham’s first annual ReUse Rodeo! On Saturday, April 22nd, Keep Durham Beautiful accepted gently used books, clothing, furniture, working electronics, household appliances, cookware, tools, craft supplies, and more, to be donated to area non-profits and distributed back into the community.
Skull and Cross Bones in Duck Canvas Colonial Grey. Also shown is Royal Blue, Pomegranate and Coyote.