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AllaN01Bear
Jul 2023
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rurallib
(62,423 posts)1. that was very interesting - thanks
Quakerfriend
(5,450 posts)2. Very inspiring! Thanks so much for sharing!! n/t
2naSalit
(86,650 posts)3. Need more of this!
Think. Again.
(8,189 posts)4. Thank you for posting this...
...first of all, it's good to see a new approach being taken to what had become a problematic recycling industry.
Secondly, seeing no-nonsense, relaxed, young people simply handling a problem correctly that they did not even cause, without any BS or money-games or whatever, gives me some renewed hope for the future.
3catwoman3
(24,007 posts)5. Good on them!
Passion and commitment.