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S Is for Save the Planet: A How-To-Be Green Alphabet

Did you know that Americans generate nearly 250 million tons of trash each year? Or that it takes hundreds of years for a polystyrene cup to decompose? Our impact on Mother Earth is tremendous and daily bad news can feel overwhelming.

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But all is not lost! In "S Is for Save the Planet: A How-to-Be-Green Alphabet" details the many environmental issues we face and then suggests simple actions that anyone can take. From the particulars of vermicomposting and xeriscaping, to the three R's of responsible waste management, readers learn how they can be a force of nature in protecting the earth for generations to come.

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