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           our Earth home beautiful!
 
Did you know?... 
If we were to wait for a glass bottle to decompose after throwing it away today, we would have to wait approximately 4000 years.

A note from Will Ferrell...
There are two activities in my personal life that give me limitless amounts of joy.  They are, quite simply, driving my electric car and making a trip to the hazardous waste facility.
First off, driving an electric car could not be more fun.  People are constantly coming up to me and asking a range of questions.  How does it drive?  Great, surprisingly peppy.  How does it work?  You charge it at home with a charging unit that's installed and charges overnight.  What kind of range do you have?  I can go up to eighty miles on one charge, which for city driving means I can go an entire week before I charge it again.  If I lose weight, I can go even farther!  In fact, I constantly tell people that if you could drive this car, you wouldn't want to drive any other car.  There's no emissions, it's quiet, and for the cost of the electricity (which comes out to roughly thirty cents a gallon), there's no wonder the auto industry stopped making and started destroying these cars.  But they can't hold back the tide.  They're going to be coming back, and if you get a chance, purchase one; it makes your heart smile when you drive.
Now when I pull up to the hazardous waste facility with my EV...look out.  There's nothing more exciting than emptying my garage of used paints, old batteries, an old appliance or piece of electronics, and loading up my electric car.  It's a great feeling that we, as a family, are not putting any of those items in a landfill, that they are being disposed of properly.  And here's the best part!  You pull up to the collection station and never have to get out of your car!!  The people working on-site ask you to unlock your trunk and they do all the rest.
It's funny how these small things, these actions, add up to be really big things.
   
                

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