- February 17, 2014
- in Green Tips
- by marcos
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Many household products you use in your yard and home can be harmful to people, fish and wildlife if used or disposed of incorrectly. Product labels with the words “danger,†“warning,†or “caution†indicate potential hazards if the chemical product Read more
Household cleaners, yard and garden chemicals, paints, and used oil can easily accumulate in cupboards and on storage shelves. Many of these products are considered to be toxic hazards for you and your family. In addition, they find their way Read more
Making connections for environmental and sustainability educators just got a whole lot cooler! The Environmental Education Association of Washington launched its highly anticipated E3 Washington interactive website. “E3†stands for education, environment, and economy. The website was developed using funds Read more
Turning in your unwanted electronics for recycling will help the environment in a big way—and it’s easy to do. Washington’s E-Cycle program provides a convenient way for everyone in to return electronics for recycling. When electronics are properly recycled resources Read more