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How Far Would You Go?Daniel and Amanda started their freegan lifestyle about two years after they started dating. "At first, I was really grossed out," Amanda says. Daniel says he introduced the idea to Amanda because he had some friends who did it first. When he showed Amanda the quality of what they could get in the trash, she agreed to give it a try. Related Resources
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Sailing the Pacific on a Plastic BoatEco-activist David de Rothschild reports from the deck of the Plastiki, a boat made from plastic bottles that's sailing across the Pacific Ocean.
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Trash TourThey say one man's trash is another man's treasure. A group of freegans bring Lisa Ling along as they search through garbage bins for usable food items that have been discarded.
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