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Re “Actor Crams for Test,” Aug. 5:
We are fortunate to live in a neighborhood that offers curbside recycling of plastic, glass, aluminum, mixed paper and newspapers. We have a composter where we turn our organic garbage into dirt. And yes, on numerous occasions, my family of four has produced one grocery bag of garbage in a week. It’s not only possible, but easy, fun and probably imperative.
KATHLEEN McCORD
San Diego
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