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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 2015
Page
6
The passage urges greener holiday practices to reduce waste and energy use. It covers reusable bags, minimal packaging, reusable ribbons, recycled wrapping, and electronic or recycled paper cards. It suggests consumable gifts, living plants, and energy efficient LED lights, noting LEDs save energy and last longer. It also mentions traditions like caroling, meals, visiting, and worship.
The article compares real cut, artificial, and live trees that can be replanted. It suggests checking city recycling options, or repurposing a cut tree for wildlife nesting, garden stakes, or bird treats. It mentions a book tree at Gleeson Library, University of San Francisco.
The note highlights online links for the Audubon Christmas Bird Count and a library reference to The New 50 Simple Things Kids Can Do to Save the Earth by The Earthworks Group. It connects web resources with a children's environmental book at the library.
Clyde jokes that Rudolph the Red-Nosed Camel lives at the North Pole. The playful exchange plays on holiday humor with a brown humpbacked figure.
Efficient heating saves energy as heat leaks through doors, windows, attics, and chimneys. Close gaps, seal cracks, and use draft stoppers. Pull curtains at night to retain warmth. Encourage family to discuss greener holiday choices and energy saving habits.
The notice directs educators to bbs am universal dot com teaching guides for standards based activities tied to the feature. It points readers to online resources without providing additional event details or dates.
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