No time for congratulations, this is in fact just the beginning.IAfter a few unsuccesful attempts at a stimulus and a generally strong negative connotation of the word itself, I would actually support a large "stimulus" focused on three things:1)Rebuild our aging infrastructure2)Build a "smart grid" and build large alternative energy projects to power it3)Build water recycling and conservation projectsThis would solve some of the largest issues looming over America in the long term, while at the same time creating jobs, putting money in workers pockets, and boosting the domestic economy in the short term - exactly what we need.

You might even be able to get some financial backing from a crowdfunding site dedicated to saving resources, recycling, etc.

These are what I like to call recycled product ( Quote by "Jay Hinrichs") , which usually has a 5 - 8 year shelf life.

Everything I have found online says "If more than one family lives in a house or apartment building, the landlord must provide garbage cans and arrange for trash (and in some cases, recyclable items) pick up.

Hopefully this is a trend that continues, it allows for the recycling of buildings that would otherwise be demolished or sit vacant. 

I would like to see alternative and sustainable design and build included more in the main stream,  ie: Prefabricated strawbale panels, hempcrete, recycled building materials ect.

What do you do with the leads that you find useless?
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Ideally, a BRRRR deal would get you back 100% or more of the money put in, so that you can truly recycle the money instead of having to replenish the money.

VP is lime stone very scratch resistant and recycled plastics.

We loved the weather, the water, the sights, the history and their recycling program but didn't see a single house we'd want to cram into.