Some No-Bull proactice good news about recycling from Purina

Purina's Friskies Cat Food is promoting a pro-recycle campaign called, "Together We Can," with its aluminum cans. According to them if one recycles one 5.5 oz. aluminum can it saves enough energy to power one 60 watt light bulb for three hours. The recycled aluminum saves 95% of the energy used to make aluminum cans from virgin materials. The below image is a scanned promo insert found attached to a can of Friskies Cat Food. Friskies is a Trademark of Purina; also a registered trade name.

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The Taste That Kills

Rachel Carson's "Silent Spring" published in the 1950's brought home the objectively verified fact that our planet's ecology was in trouble due to the use of pesticides; with emphasis on DDT. A new book out this year named "Exitotoxins : The Taste That Kills" by Russell L. Blaylock is now on the stands that should rightly be ranked with Ms. Carson's earth shaking works. Written by an experienced practicing neurosurgeon - this book will blow your socks off on the real why's for neurological diseases and deficiency's such as Alzheimer's and learning disabilities linked directly to the food industry chemical food additives consumed at all ages. Check it out for yourself.
 

  From the desktop of Warren Richardson   pro-active advocate
  for conversion to energy alternatives and carbon footprint reduction.
  Moderator of http://dfw-alt-e-caucus.blogspot.com/ Web Blog and the

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