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June 02, 2009 Bob Kennedy

I thought the idea was there was enough "trash" in the news? ô¿~

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Bob

You got me with that comment! There is enough trash in the news - but perhaps not enough "trashy news."

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Follow the Trash: What happens to your recyclables?

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