
From the April 2009 Green with ENVY Issue (envymags.com) ....
Who would have thought that drinking could help the planet? The Londoner has taken the intiative to recycle all their glass bottles, beer and dry goods boxes as well as their cooking oil, which is ultimately turned into biofuel. In March they launched the Drinking with Benefits party, encouraging trecycling in the bar and nightclub industry ... So afteryou've watched the soccer game on their 96" projection screen and drunkenly battled it out in the Dart League, know that just by drinking at the little British pub, you conserving precious materials and resources.
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GLASS RECYCLED |
CARDBOARD RECYCLED* |
DECEMBER 2008 |
645.20 lbs |
n/a |
JANUARY 2009 |
3,418.20 lbs |
750 lbs |
FEBRUARY 2009 |
5,393.40 lbs |
1,200 lbs |
MARCH 2009 |
5,125.20 lbs |
n/a |
APRIL 2009 |
3,348 lbs |
n/a |
MAY 2009 |
4,595 lbs |
n/a |
JUNE 2009 |
3,311 lbs |
n/a |
JULY 2009 |
3,458 lbs |
n/a |
AUGUST 2009 |
3,925 lbs |
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SEPTEMBER 2009 |
2,425 lbs |
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OCTOBER 2009 |
3,105 lbs |
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NOVEMBER 2009 |
3,255 lbs |
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DECEMBER 2009 |
3,200 lbs |
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*Due to its loose nature, cardboard weights are approximated based on volume: (1 full container = .7 yards and approximately 75 pounds).
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