OT: Old Computer Book Recycling?

[Billy Crook]

I do my part in trying not to print anything I don't have to.  That box was
two years of everything I ever printed or received in the mail.  And WOW was
it cool to watch.  Yeah, burning it puts crap in our atmosphere, but
throwing it away pollutes the ground water, and recycling, well, I won't
touch on that.  Plus my paper is made out of 96% post-consumer organic
soybean sputum.  My ink is all natural dyed cyclofructose low energy
corn-based biodegradable filtered color inks in recycled cartridge heads,
and thus, actually helps the environment. I use the ashes in my soy garden
to help fertilize the soil without man made chemical additives that might
poison the earth.  For every sheet I burn, the environment gets
incrementally healthier.

Do you drive a car?  I forgive you for polluting.

On 4/1/07, Jonathan Hutchins <hutchins at tarcanfel.org> wrote:
>
> On Sunday 01 April 2007 08:01:28 pm Billy Crook wrote:
> > I live in the county, and we can just burn stuff so long as its under
> > control.
>
> Um, dude?  This is so not cool.  Yes, burning natural wastes such as
> cleared
> brush is a natural method of disposal.
>
> Burning manufactured wastes releases really nasty things into the
> atmosphere,
> and while the earth's atmosphere may seem infinite to you, to the rest of
> us
> residents it's a finite resource, and your dumping toxins such as metallic
> inks into it is not appreciated.
>
> Pollution from Los Angeles has reduced the visibility in the Rocky
> Mountain
> National Park by 50% in the last 20 years.  What you do does matter.
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