Bottle Cap Design on Table, Floor and Walls

Bottle cap crafts is a fantastic way to make the most out of a bottle top collection that you're not sure what to do with. The type of art and craft possible are endless, So start collecting bottle cap now and building something from nothing.

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Eco-House of Trash Bottle Cap Wall Mural 

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Bottle Cap Ceiling

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Creative Garden's Flowering Pots

Love to garden? Personalize your backyard, think of things we could do to dress up our garden a little bit using some of this creative recycling garden decoration ideas. Made of useless or broken items that add interest to any landscaping design and allow to engage with natural surrounding. Handmade flower pot decorations cascading in an attractive pattern make garden designs and backyard landscaping look unique and relaxing. Aside from their interesting appearance and originality this recycled crafts show your talents and add charming details to your outdoor living spaces. 

An Aggressive Plan by Mayor De Blasio To Reduce New York City Waste 90 Percent By 2030

 

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork/AP) — In a far-reaching effort to limit its impact on the environment, the nation’s biggest city marked Earth Day by announcing a plan to reduce its waste output by 90 percent by 2030.
The “OneNYC” plan includes an overhaul of the city’s recycling program, incentives to reduce waste and tacit support for the City Council’s plan to dramatically reduce the use of plastic shopping bags. It was announced by Democratic Mayor Bill de Blasio.
“This is the blueprint for the future of New York City,” de Blasio said.
New York, with about 8.5 million residents, would be the largest city in the Western Hemisphere to adopt such a plan, which aims to reduce the amount of its waste by more than 3 million tons from its 2005 level of about 3.6 million tons.
“The average New Yorker throws out nearly 15 pounds of waste a week, adding up to millions upon millions of tons a year,” de Blasio said. “To be a truly sustainable city, we need to tackle this challenge head on.”

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