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| Recycling at Starbucks |
| Just Green |
| Written by SolarPower IsGreen |
| Monday, 05 January 2009 12:48 |
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I went to HongKong Disneyland with my family last Halloween 2008 and while in one of the malls, we took a break at a local Starbucks and I noticed this recycling box.
The transparent recycling container is a very nice idea. People noticed the empty plastic bottles inside so they feel that they should do the [...]
I went to HongKong Disneyland with my family last Halloween 2008 and while in one of the malls, we took a break at a local Starbucks and I noticed this recycling box. The transparent recycling container is a very nice idea. People noticed the empty plastic bottles inside so they feel that they should do the same. Starbucks in other countries don’t even have any recycling boxes available. Just ordinary trash bins. I hope all Starbucks around the world would have one of these. Before leaving Starbucks, I asked my son to throw our empty water plastic bottles in there. It’s nice to teach your kids about recycling and let them be a part of the process. Incidentally, last Christmas, in my son’s pre-school, they had a sort of recycling fund raising campaign where kids were asked to bring recyclable items like plastic bottles, and old newspapers. They were able to sell these to a junkshop and were able to raise some money for their Christmas party. image source: Noel Bautista (work at home dad) Tags: plastic bottles, recycling, starbucksPosted: 2009-01-05 20:48:07 |
