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  1. 08-31-2015, 02:27 PM #7
    NHscrapman
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    We can recycle just about everything.
    money and energy being the two big "problems" and the byproduct of recycling some items also need there own set of guidelines or it does more harm than good.
    towns and cities can handle plastics glass and wood easily enough..for a price either direct or tucked into your taxes.

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