Comments on: Repsycholing http://chrisharvan.com/environ/repsycholing/ designer and maker of...stuff Sun, 30 Oct 2011 13:39:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: admin http://chrisharvan.com/environ/repsycholing/comment-page-1/#comment-274 admin Wed, 17 Nov 2010 14:28:05 +0000 http://chrisharvan.com/?p=278#comment-274 Found a solution: http://www.thegreengenius.com/ Kitchen/storage and refuse bags degrade in 1-15 years. Courtesy of Care2: http://www.care2.com/causes/trailblazers/blog/eliminating-landfill-waste-one-bag-at-a-time/ Found a solution:
http://www.thegreengenius.com/

Kitchen/storage and refuse bags degrade in 1-15 years.

Courtesy of Care2:
http://www.care2.com/causes/trailblazers/blog/eliminating-landfill-waste-one-bag-at-a-time/

]]> By: mike http://chrisharvan.com/environ/repsycholing/comment-page-1/#comment-161 mike Wed, 03 Mar 2010 21:45:34 +0000 http://chrisharvan.com/?p=278#comment-161 ahh, yes, but we shop at a coop and have thin cotton or canvas bags for most of our produce. we rarely buy produce that is packaged. we sometimes forget the permabags... but i've tried to keep a few in the car so if we are out and impulse shop we have something to use... nothing is perfect - but way better than always getting the plastic. we also have the option of getting paper - which to me seems like a better choice. they are reusable as well... for various things. ahh, yes, but we shop at a coop and have thin cotton or canvas bags for most of our produce. we rarely buy produce that is packaged.

we sometimes forget the permabags… but i’ve tried to keep a few in the car so if we are out and impulse shop we have something to use…

nothing is perfect – but way better than always getting the plastic. we also have the option of getting paper – which to me seems like a better choice. they are reusable as well… for various things.

]]> By: admin http://chrisharvan.com/environ/repsycholing/comment-page-1/#comment-160 admin Wed, 03 Mar 2010 14:57:04 +0000 http://chrisharvan.com/?p=278#comment-160 Indeed. The composting helps. I see it has extracting every penny of what you spend on produce. Still doesn't solve the issue of more plastic for plastic for more plastic. Plus half the produce comes in some sort of plastic as well or is brought home in plastic if you forgot your permabags. Indeed. The composting helps. I see it has extracting every penny of what you spend on produce. Still doesn’t solve the issue of more plastic for plastic for more plastic. Plus half the produce comes in some sort of plastic as well or is brought home in plastic if you forgot your permabags.

]]> By: mike http://chrisharvan.com/environ/repsycholing/comment-page-1/#comment-159 mike Wed, 03 Mar 2010 14:47:52 +0000 http://chrisharvan.com/?p=278#comment-159 compost! that is all. yes, it has nothing to do with plastic. but it has greatly lessened our 'waste'. we went from 2-3 bags or so a week down to 1 small kitchen bag for all the stuff that doesn't fit for recycling or composting. of course, here in btv we take our compost down to the intervale where a nice little company turns it (for profit) into soil. compost!

that is all.
yes, it has nothing to do with plastic.
but it has greatly lessened our ‘waste’.

we went from 2-3 bags or so a week down to 1 small kitchen bag for all the stuff that doesn’t fit for recycling or composting.

of course, here in btv we take our compost down to the intervale where a nice little company turns it (for profit) into soil.

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