So looking forward to the end of overflowing bins and boxes and bags of recycling next to the washing machine. Read all about it . . . Coming soon to your neighborhood . . .
Can Hardly Wait
By Clara Fishel
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Transportation, land use, local farming and green building are all potential topics for Sustainable Savannah. The goal is to aggregate content about local events and projects, so there will be a central place to review everything that’s happening. The site is aimed at encouraging collaboration and information sharing between groups and individuals currently engaged in sustainability efforts. The site can also provide a snapshot of Savannah for green-minded people who are considering visiting or moving to to the area.
The power of the constitution played a decisive role in this outcome. Let us not forget those powers in other issues we pursue.
When will they also serve small businesses and/or office buildings? Try as I might, I end up with lots of paper that could be recycled from the office. And I can’t bring it home to recycle because I live in the county. It would be great if there were bins for office buildings, too.
If only 35% of city residents are expected to participate initially, wouldn’t it be helpful for businesses to add to the volume of recyclables?