Tag Archives: garbage

Do you have common sense?

Posted on September 4, 2018 by admin

If you put your garbage to the curb not more than 24 hours before collection day, you may have common sense. If you use lawnmowers and other noisy tools, machinery in a residential neighbourhood on any day but Sunday, you … Continue reading →

Posted in Class and Decency, Food for Thought | Tagged collection day, common sense, garbage, noisy machinery, noisy tools, unleashed pets | Leave a comment

“It’s the pollution, stupid”

Posted on December 9, 2015 by admin

It’s not about human-made climate change. (Robert and Leo, you can go back to acting now.) It’s about human-made pollution. It’s about waste in our air. It’s about sulfur oxides in our air. It’s about nitrogen oxides in our air. … Continue reading →

Posted in Business Behaviour, Business Standards, Government Behaviour | Tagged air, carbon monoxide, garbage, heavy metals, human-made pollution, industrial contaminants, nitrogen oxides, pesticides, petroleum hydrocarbons, plastics, pollution, polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons, raw sewage, sewage treatment contaminants, soil, solvents, sulfur oxides, urban runoff, waste, water | Leave a comment

Instead of Throwing It Out, Consider Giving It Away

Posted on August 25, 2011 by admin

How many times have you seen used furniture in perfectly good condition sitting curbside, get chewed up by the garbage truck as if it was regular trash? Is this a good way to encourage the three “Rs,” Reduce, Recyele and … Continue reading →

Posted in Class and Decency | Tagged garbage, Goodwill, one person's trash is another's treasure, reduce recycle reuse, Saint Vincent de Paul, Salvation Army, trash, used furniture | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: garbage

Do you have common sense?

“It’s the pollution, stupid”

Instead of Throwing It Out, Consider Giving It Away

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