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#176 January 2024 - Page 2

#176 January 2024/Recycling/Shop Local

NoLibs shop guides customers both new and experienced in zero-waste choices

Soft-spoken Ray Daly, the founding owner of Ray’s Reusables, is on a zero-waste mission. But her approach is more supportive sherpa than zealous missionary. While noting on her website that only 9% of the 8.3 billion pounds of plastic produced before 2019 have been recycled — leaving billions in landfills or the oceans — Daly’s

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January 1, 2024
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#176 January 2024/Editor's Notes

Editor’s Notes: Laws Are Nice, But Enforcement Is Necessary

Getting a magazine to print on time is a nailbiter in a lot of ways, with every delay you can imagine threatening chaos. One speed bump we often run into is waiting for government sources to respond to our questions. A writer will have the article ready to go except for a pending request for

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January 1, 2024
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