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Not Just Earth Day








Eryka Wallace, Stuart Yoder, Amber Klopfenstein and Jaelyn Rufenacht, sixth graders at Pettisville, from left, display some items Maggie Enderle’s fifth- and sixth-grade classes are collecting as part of Terra Cycling, a program that turns things like empty food wrappers and cereal boxes into consumer products. The class receives two cents per wrapper, and has accumulated $90 so far. Enderle said the project demonstrates to students that with a little effort, waste can be kept out of landfills. The project has been ongoing for weeks, not just on Earth Day.–photo by David Pugh

Eryka Wallace, Stuart Yoder, Amber Klopfenstein and Jaelyn Rufenacht, sixth graders at Pettisville, from left, display some items Maggie Enderle’s fifth- and sixth-grade classes are collecting as part of Terra Cycling, a program that turns things like empty food wrappers and cereal boxes into consumer products. The class receives two cents per wrapper, and has accumulated $90 so far. Enderle said the project demonstrates to students that with a little effort, waste can be kept out of landfills. The project has been ongoing for weeks, not just on Earth Day.–photo by David Pugh

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