Trash,
waste, pollution ...probably the most persistent environmental question
is how do we avoid generating it, and how do we handle it when we
can't.

Of
course, we can always just pick it up ... and then what?

The
truly inventive might find a way to wear it ...

Some
of our trash, like these throwaway plastics, should be put to a
better use.

At
home, our organic stuff can be composted instead of taking up space
in a landfill...

That
still leaves the question of what to do about the big, multinational
polluters who seem to be beyond anyone's control.

'Nuff
said?
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