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… potatoes, and herbs, as well as manufactured products like cosmetics, carbonation devices, plastics, textile products, and toys. Over 43 per cent of land in the West Bank, along with the …

… them with the garbage pails. On an average two-mile walk, I was still picking up dozens of plastic bottles, food containers, utensils and bags littering the sand. It is no small irony …

… are already swapping incandescent light bulbs for compact fluorescents, eliminating foam and plastic coffee cups, planting gardens and installing solar panels, few have paid attention to the …

… in the waiting or walking area there were all kinds of things for sale. Most were wrapped in plastic and attached to large, colored pieces of cardboard. There were car deodorizers galore, in …

… ingredient in the good life and the spiritual life. Perfection is found, for example, in plastic reproductions that gave off a faint whiff of death, as Norman Mailer used to say, …

… pope to show his children. "I didn't know its value," and, in fact, he carried it around in a plastic bag, he said. Ganswein testified he only began suspecting Gabriele in mid-May after a …

… Meatless Mondays. The guide talks about Xavier's food service operation, which is providing plastic Green-To-Go boxes instead of Styrofoam. Ann Dougherty, campus sustainability coordinator, …

… would be no love if we were immune to loss or if we were perfect, the way, say, a stack of plastic chairs reflects the spurious perfection that can be stamped into dead material but never …

… help prevent run-off and flooding; hydration stations installed on campus to reduce the use of plastic bottles. Last year, Sodexo, the school's food services program, donated 800 plastic cups to staff so they could stop using paper ones. About 137,000 paper cups were saved … reached 38 percent of its ultimate goal of recycling 100 percent of common throwaways, like plastic bottles, cans and papers. The campus aims to recycle 50 percent of such items this year, …

… Other threats include wild predators, dogs, infection, dehydration, starvation, ingesting of plastics from balloons or bags and human interference. Adults will treasure Peterson's book just …