PARDy outlines myths about recycling movement and regional program
An educational note from PARDy argues against landfill crisis myths and advocates recycling. It highlights population growth, resource limits, and the need for personal and municipal action. The piece describes a 22-community regional program to divert waste, reduce landfill costs, and extend site lifespans, with a toll free contact for more info. It also notes next week’s myth that recycling should pay for itself.
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Misconceptions about emergency contraception pills clarified
Evelyn Gillespie explains that morning after pills are not abortion pills but a high dose birth control regimen. Taken within 72 hours they prevent ovulation, fertilization, or implantation, with 87 percent effectiveness, and certification allows pharmacists to prescribe to increase access.
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Women’s Equality
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Washington State
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