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East Lansing is offering no-fee holiday refuse collection through Friday and sets up drop-off sites for Christmas tree recycling.
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About 2,000 students will be wearing caps and gowns made of recycled plastic bottles.
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How far would you go to live a simpler life? One Mid-Michigan woman is downsizing her space to just 130 square feet.
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Volunteers help more than 11,400 students recycle and collect food waste at the annual fall cookout and welcome event on Munn Field.
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Event organizers are encouraging everyone to recycle during the week-long festival, and those seen recycling will be awarded with prizes and goodies.
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If your home is letting out heat in the winter, and letting in heat in the summer - you could be in need of a home energy check-up.
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One local elementary school is getting a hands-on lesson in recycling by helping turn their cafeteria's food scraps into energy.
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With ever-evolving technology taking the world by storm, it's no wonder that electronics are the fastest-growing segment of the recycling world.
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People throughout the area took time to recognize World Earth Day on Sunday.
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The City has come up with a plan to make much larger recycling bins accessible to everyone, and there will no longer be a need for sorting paper from plastic.
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Ingham county residents can get an early start to their spring cleaning Saturday, by tossing out any unwanted items at the "Recycle Rama" collection.
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Under the plan, the university will get 40% of its energy from renewable sources by 2030. Trustees are expected to vote Friday, April 13.
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Now that dead shrubs and trash is being cleared, Grand River is actually visible to walkers and joggers.
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A couple in Florida has transformed their yard, and their company "Green Dreams" can help others move toward "homesteading".
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Single use coffee makers are growing in popularity, but the little coffee capsules are difficult to recycle. Find out why.
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Ingham County Health Department collected unwanted or expired drugs and personal care items.
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Consumers Energy handed the Holt School District a massive rebate of nearly $214,000 on Monday.
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Michael Patrick Shiels spoke with Jeff Crippen, President of Crippen GMC, about partnering with Green Dealer Support, a national organization that helps dealers become more green.
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The big trend at the 2012 Detroit Auto Show? Going electric.
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