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1. Recycle Your Old Clothes

Make a difference!

Fashionistas can help save the planet.

Last year for Earth Day, I gave you some tips for how to reduce, reuse, and recycle

 the everyday stuff you would normally throw away. This year, the clothing store H&M is joining in to make a difference by giving your old clothes a new life. You can bring unwanted clothes of any brand and in any condition to H&M stores, and they will recycle them.

According to the H&M website, “Every year tons of textiles are thrown out and end up in landfills. As much as 95% of these clothes could be used again — re-worn, reused, or recycled depending on the state of the garment.”

The clothes will be separated in three groups:H&M Clothes Recycle Box

How can you help?

Go through your clothes and pick out the ones that don’t fit you anymore, or have huge stains or holes in the knees, and ask your parent if you can bring them to your local H&M store. You’ll see a big drop-off box like this one. Pop your old clothes in and be very proud of yourself for helping to save the planet!

image from kids.scholastic.comSonja, STACKS Staffer

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