If you're talking about the current overflow of plastic products in landfills, then this is the answer for you. At the grocery store: Get paper bags instead of plas
…tic bags. Paper is more recyclable If you do get plastic bags, reuse them instead of just throwing them away. Better yet, get a large tote bag and carry groceries in it instead of using plastic bags. Anywhere you usually use a water bottle: Buy a permanent bottle to keep water in. Make sure you buy food grade stainless steel because petroleum products in other no-disposiabe plastic drink containers can leech into beverages and cause harm to your health. At home: for products that you can only buy in plastic containers, use a recycling bin. Check with your city or local waste management company to see if there's any regulations you need to comply with. You may need special garbage stamps or a specific type of bag. You also need to find out what day collection day is. Also, use glass cups instead of buying plastic to save the earth and your money! Try to reuse plastic products whenever you can. If you really want to be green, use them until they can't be used anymore. (FYI: I heard that a lot of bottled water brands just use tap water anyway, so just refill your water bottles.) (MORE) 
