Green Your Amusement Park Visit

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Marcus of AL 3:15PM March 09, 2010

We are the nation's leading manufacturer of earth friendly furnishings. We are the company to use the purest grade of recycled plastic called Everlasting Lumber. Four years ago, almost none of the theme & water parks used recycled plastic. Today we work with over 50% of the theme and water parks. We make waste receptacles, water coolers, message centers, recycle stations, signage and more. They are becoming more sensitive to their footprints.

Our material looks entirely different that lower grades of recycled plastic. You probably saw some of our products, but didn't recognize they were recycled because we don't add any of the inexpensive fillers that everyone else adds (fillers also prevent it from being recycled again). They are getting better.

Glenn Roskilly of WI 11:07AM August 05, 2008

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Maura Judkis is a producer at U.S. News. She writes about the green movement and looks for ways to be an ecofriendly consumer without breaking the bank. Send her your green tips.

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