ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
Energy tips for the kitchen
Advertiser Staff and News Services
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— Chicago Tribune
SAVE WITH THE SACK
AND KEEP IT IN THE CAR
Yes, we've converted to the recycled grocery sack, but did you know that it not only saves the environment, but saves you pennies if you use it? Many grocery stores here will give you a tiny discount if you show up with a recycled sack or bring back bags (Foodland accepts any plastic bags, not just theirs, for the discount). And here's a trick to remembering, since the common lament is that you don't have them when out shopping: Keep them in the car.
— Advertiser Staff
FINAL WORD
"Let's face it, we need snow for customers to use our products."
Ryan Hayter | spokesman for Seattle-based snowboard-maker K2, which makes the Zero, a board built with a core made from bamboo and recycled materials, on why the company uses environmentally friendly materials.