I am a male teenager who runs cross-country in high school, I have little-to-no body fat, and at night, I get very cold and sleep under a sheet, a light blanket, two heavy blankets, and a feather comforterI have heard from my parents that it is just because I am slim, but I am not so sureWe do not keep the air conditioner on at night, and it maintains a temperature somewhere around 77 or 78 degreesI was just wondering if my parents were right or if it was something else.
The plastic cups we buy (e.gSolo brand) usually have the triangular recycling symbol on themWe recycle paper plates if they just had dry food on them (e.gcrackers)We rinse them off and add them in with newspapers, etcSpaceman spiff makes a good point about the plasticsReuse is much easier on your budget and the environment than recycling.
Uhhh.yesIf they are made from paper, they can be recycledSome plastic ware can be recycled as wellCheck on the packaging for the recycling logo and it will tell you.
You tree huggers kill meYou pollute the Earth more by recycling (energy and pollution for the recycling truck for example) than if you just throw the crap awayFuture generations can mine it out of the ground in the next 1000 years.
Yes they can.anything made of paper can be recycledI don't know about the plastic silverware though because some resycling centers only take certain kinds of plasticsJust call your local recycling center and find out.
Athletes tend to have slightly higher body temperatures so everything feels cold to youMy friend who plays soccer has the same problem she is always wearing a hoodie and jeans and we live in southern california(She asked her doctor about it) You're completely fine :]
