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According to the American Petroleum Institute, more than 50 percent of all motorists change their oil themselves. DIY oil changers generate about 150 millions gallons of used motor oil each year – a quarter of all used motor oil that has the potential to be reused or recycled.
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A few weeks ago, Earth911 investigated some of the lesser known recyclables. Sure, they don’t receive as much media attention …
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The United Recyclers Group (URG) attempted to measure the impact of automobile recycling in a new study, focusing on the …
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