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Ciro Scotti

Ciro Scotti

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New York

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Exercise, Nutrition , Fitness, Sports , Health, Wellbeing

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Celebrities needing fluffing.

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Total articles 79

  • Why America's Frantic Push to Recycle Is Actually Going Nowhere

    By Ciro Scotti| themessenger.com@ I spend an hour or more on most Saturday mornings packing up the recyclables and hauling them to the local dump (no pickup in my town). There watchful employees of the waste management company that runs it make sure that bottles, cans and paper are dropped in the right bin. So a fair amount of time and effort expended. That's one small reason why it is disheartening to learn that only 21% of the reusable waste generated by U.S. households is actually recycled.

    By Ciro Scotti · themessenger.com

    Jan. 10, 2024

  • Alaska Air Said To Be in Talks to Acquire Hawaiian Airlines: Report

    By Ciro Scotti| themessenger.com@ Businesswith Ben WhiteSign up for The Messenger’s free, must-read business newsletter, with exclusive reporting and expert analysis from Chief Wall Street Correspondent Ben White. Thanks for signing up!You are now signed up for our Business newsletter.

    By Ciro Scotti · themessenger.com

    Dec. 03, 2023

  • Why America's Frantic Push to Recycle Is Actually Going Nowhere

    By Ciro Scotti| themessenger.com@ I spend an hour or more on most Saturday mornings packing up the recyclables and hauling them to the local dump (no pickup in my town). There watchful employees of the waste management company that runs it make sure that bottles, cans and paper are dropped in the right bin. So a fair amount of time and effort expended. That's one small reason why it is disheartening to learn that only 21% of the reusable waste generated by U.S. households is actually recycled.

    By Ciro Scotti · themessenger.com

    Jan. 10, 2024

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