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The Newport Recycled Plastic Bench. This bench will not splinter, crack or fade and comes with a 50-year warranty against rot, decay, and termites
To honor Earth Week this year, The Park and Facilities Catalog is offering sizable discounts on Recycled Plastic Picnic Tables, Recycled Plastic Benches and Recycled Plastic Trash Receptacles. In fact all 289-Series products.
As you may know, Earth Day was established back in April 1970. It is always
The #trashtag movement is gaining momentum
You may have heard about the new Internet phenomenon called the #TrashTag challenge. It is certainly gaining traction.
If you haven't, here's how it works.
The idea is modeled after the old #IceBucketChallenge. That's where people dumped a bucket of ice water on their heads and then agreed to pledge a few dollars.
The program was a fantastic way to raise both money and awareness for ALS disease (a motor neuron disease also known as Lou Gehrig's disease.)
You know your program is working when billionaire Bill Gates dumps a bucket of water on his head and then posts it on social media.
A few other challenges have come and gone, usually rather quickly. Like chewing on detergent pods. That trend
rotary club
The Bar Harbor Rotary Club in Maine donated recycled plastic benches and other outdoor furnishings to a local playground. Community projects such as these provide a highly visible example of the great contributions groups like this make to their communities
If your charitable organization wants to make a major impact on the community, just take a look at your local playgrounds and see if they need improvements.
That's what the Bar Harbor Rotary Club did recently in Maine when the group pulled up its sleeves, raised money, gathered
This Earth Day, it's important to educate people about the end result of all that recycling - the manufacturing of recycled benches, pipes, picnic tables and other items
This Earth Day, 2018, when it comes to plastics, there's some great news and there's some bad news.
Let's start with the good news. And that good news concerns plastic products known as HDPE #2 (high-density polyethylene).
HDPE is a heavy-duty plastic used to make milk jugs, detergent bottles, margarine tubs, bottles from household cleaners and cereal box liners to name a few.
When a 23-old student named Gary Anderson submitted his entry into a logo contest for Earth Day back in 1970, little did he know the impact his design would have on everything from recycling bins to recycled plastic benches.
The contest to adopt a "Universal Recycling Symbol" was the brainchild
