#recycled content ♻️

[jessieren]

Recycling content again for Fidget Friday.. but this one from @thewatcher98 definitely deserves another look…

[jessieren]

HNW: the prequel…

NOCTURNE.

[clarklexlois]

me rewatching smallville trying to manifest a canon clex kiss scene

[librawritesstuff]

Recycled ♻️ HNW: it’s laundry day, I need some help with the ironing, please.

On second thought, just leave it all in a pile, I’ve got better ideas for the afternoon

[babycatlix]

Okay, this is the second incident in less than 48 hours. A mutual brought another person who was stealing/reposting to my attention. For anyone who doesn't know, NEVER EVER repost my stuff. Please, this truly angers me to no end. Anyway, this mutual has spoken to this person, who was genuinely confused between the difference of "reblogging" and "reposting" so just a quick recap here:

Reblogging is using the little symbol on posts that looks like a refresh symbol or a recycle symbol ♻️ ALL content creators encourage you to use that handy little button! It's the best way to show your love and appreciation for the content they create! Likes are fine too, but reblogging is what circulates the post and gets it more attention. Remember that tumblr has no algorithm so liking a post does nothing except put posts in your likes for you to look at later. So please if you like some thing and you want others to see it, please reblog it! 💖 And if you're a writer and you like to use gifs for your headers, but don't know how/don't want to make your own, use the gif search feature on this site to use gifs in your posts! Using the gif search feature will link the gif you use back to the original post!

Reposting is seeing something and thinking "hey that's cool! Let me just save it and post it myself!" This is a big and I mean BIG NO-NO on this site. Do NOT save stuff you like and post it yourself. This is stealing. I'll say it again in all caps, STEALING. This upsets the entire content creator community. Some of us will try to be kind about it, others are just sick of seeing their work and their friends' work being stolen and may not be super kind about it. I understand if you're new and don't know the difference, but stealing and reposting is not the best way to make friends on this site.

So a quick review: Reblogging, GOOD. Stealing/Reposting, BAD. When in doubt, reblog it! Hope this helps!

[lovecolibri]

you know, I would laugh forever if this ''Buck keeps ~~trying~~ to build a relationship with the death doul a'' is something like that time he kept trying to date Taylor and she rejected him... I also would perish if the ~~surprise visitor~~ the other synopsis is talking about is Natalia, who after whatever the last emergency is, decides that she does want to date him... you know, like Taylor that one time.

🤣🤣🤣 since it looks like we're doing a reduce, reuse, recycle ♻️ on Buck and Eddie's plots it wouldn't surprise me. My actual bet is for Buck being "at peace" with just himself by the end of the season as that's what direction the narrative has been pulling towards, but then again, the narrative in 6a was pulling towards Buck struggling about the sperm donor thing but instead they had to drag a whole baby into the mix and then when everyone was loudly irritated about the storyline being turned into a joke and not actually dealing with Buck's issues they went in a different direction of him not struggling at all so 🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️ One thing about Kristen is, she is NEVER above undermining the logical narrative pull of the story in order to invent random drama for Buck, especially if it involves him desperately trying to chase after some woman (despite him saying in 4x14 he wasn't gonna do that anymore and all the interviews that keep saying he's not doing that anymore only to have him continuing to do that).

I'm tuning in to these last two episodes to hopefully see some good Madney content, and some good emergencies, and some good firefam content, all of which has been a crapshoot all season so fingers crossed. I'm SUPREMELY uninterested in whatever is going on with Buck's 7000 storylines that are a rinse and repeat of every other "THIS relationship with this woman will help Buck grow!" storyline. Which I hate because he was always my favorite character but I hate everything KR has done to him and turned him in to. Also I would love to see more of Eddie but also could not care less to see him repeat his "dating again after losing his wife" storyline, especially with the emphasis KR has had on rewriting Shannon's presence to remove any and all complexity and nuance from how Eddie felt about her and making her the "spark" Eddie is trying to recapture as if THAT makes any sense at all 🙄

Fingers and toes crossed that ABC makes the choice to shuffle things around behind the scenes but if they're just taking the show over to make sure it gets a "proper" send-off season? I'm going to expect it to be more of the same. A shame because the cast and these beautiful stories deserve better than the mess KR has made of them.

[thinkeco-friendly]

The 3 R's of Waste Management

Reduce, reuse, and recycle.

The 3 R's are the necessary foundations of conservation and waste management techniques for a more sustainable lifestyle.

Sustainability, in its environmental definition, is the ability to maintain conditions supporting biological life on Earth by preserving natural resources. The continued prevalence of diminished natural resources due to the rise in greenhouse gas emissions, such as carbon dioxide and methane, from human activity over the past decades has impacted our course of sustainability on planet Earth. However, reducing, reusing, and recycling materials will lessen energy consumption instead of mining, extracting, and producing new goods with raw materials. These forms of waste management will allow trees to be planted in areas to lessen the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere that would otherwise be used as landfills for trash.

Reduce

Overconsumption of products that yield mass amounts of trash can contribute to the problem that waste management is trying to fix. Being aware of the issue at its roots and diminishing the need to throw away items can better sustain and handle the waste output that one is producing. Reducing the amount of discarded waste can also lessen the need to reuse or recycle items constantly.

Some ways to reduce and use preventative measures are to:

use reusable forms of everyday daily items such as reusable beeswax food wraps, washable utensils, electric lighters, metal razors, and recycled grocery bags

compost compostable foods at compost centers in your state

shop at zero-waste grocery stores in your state

avoid throwaway items such as single-use cutlery and dishes

replace paper items with fabric or cloth options such as fabric napkins, dishcloths, and cotton paper towels

buy products in bulk as opposed to small, single-use containers

Reuse

Often, it can be easy to discard packaging or items that no longer work or have a use for them. Instead, one should put creativity into practice when thinking of ways to reuse an object instead of throwing it out entirely and increasing waste output.

Some ways to reuse common thrown-away items are to:

turn used milk, coffee, juice, and water cartons into birdhouses

grow seedlings in empty egg cartons

use empty plastic milk jugs for your garden in creative ways

clean out glass jars or containers and repurpose them as a storage component

sell or donate old clothes, furniture, appliances, etc., to those who can use it

reuse grocery bags to cover small trashcans or on your next trip to the store

utilize newspaper as a way to cushion fragile items for storage

use leftover wood as fuel for bonfires

donate old notebooks and books for children who are in need of them

Recycle ♻️

At times, it can be easier to throw away used goods rather than recycle them and allow them to redirect potential waste from landfills, conserve energy, and reduce the need to extract new materials for new products. According to the EPA, "recycling one ton of paper would save enough energy to power the average American home for six months, save 7,000 gallons of water, save 3.3 cubic yards of landfill space, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions by one metric ton of carbon equivalent (MTCE)."

Some ways to get started with recycling items can be to:

buy items that are made with recycled materials so that once it is used up, you can recycle them and restart the process

educate yourself on the plastic recycling symbols and learn what they mean and if they can be recycled

be aware of the fact that not all plastics can be recycled at certain facilities

clean out hazardous/unrecyclable contents before recycling items

choose to buy things that are made with water-soluble solutions instead of chemical-based solvents

look out for materials that local recycling facilities are accepting, and start collecting recyclable items

use public blue bins that indicate if they accept paper, glass, or plastic for an easy-access recycling system

Efforts to start being sustainable might seem to make a slight difference amongst the tons of trash thrown away daily, but having one person reuse, reduce, and recycle, can make a big difference in a healthier Earth.

Sources

“3rs - Reduce, Reuse & Recycle.” SustainableSA.Com, 2 Aug. 2016, www.sustainablesanantonio.com/practices-technology/reduce-reuse-recycle/. 

“Basic Information Details | Paper Recycling.” United States Environmental Protection Agency, 21 Feb. 2016, archive.epa.gov/wastes/conserve/materials/paper/web/html/index-2.html. 

“Climate Change Indicators.” United States Environmental Protection Agency, 1 Aug. 2022, www.epa.gov/climate-indicators/greenhouse-gases. 

“Climate Change, Recycling, and Waste Prevention.” Climate Change, Recycling and Waste Prevention from King County’s Solid Waste Division - King County, kingcounty.gov/depts/dnrp/solid-waste/programs/climate/climate-change-recycling.aspx. Accessed 1 July 2023. 

Fahad. “3 R’s of Environment - Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.” Earth Reminder, 4 Jan. 2020, www.earthreminder.com/3rs-of-environment-reduce-reuse-recycle/. 

[novafire-is-thinking]

honestly I feel like tfrb Salvage would be top notch robo husband material. He’s very down the earth and kind, sees the beauty in the things people ignore, creates things from trash because everything’s unique (and he’s a recycling truck yay go green!♻️), he’s curious abt people and just a really nice guy in general.

I can see him hanging out with animals, he’s be still for birds to land on him, cats are content with his peaceful vibe and lay on him absorbing warmth, dogs would find him fascinating but they’re not afraid of him despite his size.

I always thought he was a nice character with a friendly personality, but now that I’m saying this out loud he’s kinda amazing

Salvage!!! I remember him now! He really is amazing. Just a gentle spirit through-and-through.

You can tell I didn’t do a thorough job researching because I would have added him and a few of the others had I dug deeper. Heh.

[theliverpudlianuk]

♻️ Wirral's Community RePaint is celebrating one million litres of paint that have been saved from landfill.

♻️ Community RePaint Wirral collects paint from 16  Household Waste Recycling Centres as well as receiving donated leftover paint from businesses and decorators in the local area. Their shelves are stocked with thousands of full and part-full tins of paint that members of the public can purchase at an affordable cost, helping to ensure that usable paint is saved from unnecessary disposal.

♻️ Beckie Close, Director of Recipro, said: “Heart4Refugees is a local charity to the Wirral, and just one of many projects we’ve been lucky enough to support with our ReColour paint.”

♻️ Beckie added: “They run art therapy sessions for the refugees and asylum seekers they support, which has involved the creation of a beautiful mural. We were delighted to provide them with the ReColour paint to help bring their stunning artwork to life.”

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[cheetahcratekc]

How to Choose the Perfect Office Moving Boxes for Your Business 📦🏢

Relocating your office can be a daunting task, but choosing the right moving boxes can make the process much smoother. The right boxes ensure that your office equipment, documents, and supplies are well-protected during the move, helping you avoid unnecessary stress and potential damage. Here’s how to choose the perfect office moving boxes for your business.

1. Consider the Size and Weight of Your Items 📐💪

Different office items require different types of boxes. For heavier items like books, files, and electronic equipment, you’ll need small, sturdy boxes that can handle the weight without breaking. For lighter, bulkier items like office supplies, larger boxes work well. Be mindful of the weight distribution to avoid overloading any single box. If you want to buy office moving boxes, then chick over here Cheetah Crate KC .

2. Opt for Durable and High-Quality Materials 💼🔒

The durability of the boxes is crucial, especially for valuable or fragile items. Look for boxes made from strong, double-walled corrugated cardboard. These boxes provide extra strength and are less likely to collapse under pressure. High-quality materials ensure that your items are safe during transit, reducing the risk of damage.

3. Choose Specialty Boxes for Unique Items 🖥️📁

Some office items, such as computers, monitors, and sensitive documents, require special attention. Consider investing in specialty boxes designed for these items. For instance, computer boxes often come with padding to protect delicate electronics, while file boxes are perfect for transporting important documents securely.

4. Eco-Friendly Options 🌍♻️

If your business is committed to sustainability, consider eco-friendly office moving boxes. These boxes are made from recycled materials and are just as strong and reliable as traditional boxes. By choosing eco-friendly options, you contribute to a greener move while still ensuring your items are well-protected.

5. Labeling and Organization 🏷️📦

The organization is key during a move. Select boxes that are easy to label, allowing you to keep track of their contents. Some moving boxes come with pre-printed labels or areas where you can write down what’s inside. Proper labeling saves time during unpacking and helps you prioritize which boxes to open first in your new office.

6. Buy in Bulk for Cost Savings 💰📦

Moving an entire office can require a significant number of boxes. Buying in bulk can save you money and ensure you have enough boxes on hand. Look for suppliers who offer discounts for large orders, and make sure to order a variety of box sizes to accommodate different items.

7. Consider Reusability and Storage 🛠️🏢

If your business anticipates future moves or needs storage solutions, consider reusable moving boxes. Plastic moving boxes, for example, are durable, easy to stack, and can be reused multiple times. They’re also great for storing items that aren’t immediately needed after the move. Navigate to this site, to find more information about the ofice moving boxes.

Final Thoughts 🎯📦

Choosing the right office moving boxes is an essential step in ensuring a smooth and successful relocation. By considering the size and weight of your items, opting for durable materials, and thinking about organization and eco-friendliness, you can make the moving process more efficient and less stressful. With the right boxes, your business will be set up for success in its new location.

[librawritesstuff]

Can someone please CGI or photoshop out that awful vest?!?

[librawritesstuff]

HNW and ♻️ recycled content from “The Last Weekend” (pre-crazy pants episode)

It’s laundry day…

[globalempowermentleadership]

Rethink, Reduce, Reimagine: The Magic of the Circular Economy (Watch Now!) ♻️✨

In the dance of transformation, waste becomes wealth. Imagine a world where our “throw-away” culture is replaced by a system that keeps resources in use, minimizes waste, and even regenerates our planet. This is the power of the Circular Economy, and it’s not just a dream — it’s happening right now!

Did you know? Up to 80% of a product’s environmental impact is determined at the design stage! The Circular Economy challenges us to move beyond “planned obsolescence” and design products for disassembly. Think cell phones — wouldn’t it be amazing if those valuable metals were easily recovered and reused, instead of ending up in landfills?

But it’s not just about design. Businesses need to optimize resource use at every stage of production. Dutch carpet manufacturer Interface is a shining example. They’ve developed a closed-loop system where used carpets are disassembled and the materials — like nylon and limestone — are reborn into new carpets. Brilliant!

Collaboration is key. The Circular Economy thrives on partnerships across the supply chain. Imagine a power plant that uses CO2 emissions to help a nearby greenhouse flourish, and that greenhouse in turn provides biomass for energy production. A win-win for everyone!

Ready to unleash the magic of the Circular Economy? Watch our new video, “Recycling Magic: Unleashing the Circular Economy,” and discover inspiring examples of companies putting these principles into action. From fashion-as-a-service that reduces clothing waste to regenerative agriculture practices that heal the soil, the Circular Economy offers a powerful path towards a more sustainable future.

Join the movement! Subscribe to our YouTube channel for more inspiring content, and follow us on LinkedIn to stay informed about the latest circular economy innovations.

Let’s turn trash into treasure, together! ♻️✨

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[jessieren]

Happy HNW

Ummmm… FRECKLES

And that little smile…

NOCTURNE.

[thebananniediariesbyannie]

sustainable shopping tips for fast fashion brands

#thredUPambassador | just me, sunny skies, big dreams, and my fully thrifted outfit ♻️

keep reading along for tips on how to successfully shop your favorite brands (yes, even fast fashion brands!)

♻️ i’m feeling particularly bothered by all of this fast fashion lately. so much clothing is produced and so many brands say they’re sustainable. meanwhile, clothes are being mass-produced. let’s talk about how we can change this little by little…

♻️ this outfit i put together is all about  being sustainable. i don’t mind buying “fast fashion” brands from thredUP, because at the end of the day, i am still keeping the recycling process going. when i’m finished with these pieces, they end up in a clean up bag on it’s way back to thredUP. so when you think about making a purchase from a fast-fashion brand, check out thredUP first! search these brands and see what you can find on @thredup instead of that particular brand’s site instead.

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[angelas-vintage-favs]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: 1900 Antique medicine bottle apothecary bottle with metal lid.