Okay, one problem at a time. Your dinasaur is BORED! Take him for a walk, a long walk every day. I suggest with a muzzle. Don’t let him get ahead of you so you can establish the dominant order. YOU are the dominant saur, not him. That’s why he snaps at your fingers. After the walk, practice telling him what to do and making him do it. If he doesn’t, make fun of his tiny little forelimbs and that will put him in his place. Then snap at HIS fingers. Now you are the dominant saur, not him. You really need to train these animals right if you intend on keeping them. Give him something to HUNT too, that keeps them from eating visitors. VERY important here, the city comes down hard on vicious saurs. They might take him away and kill him and feed the meat to pitbulls and rottweillers who need a clean break. As far as the pandas go, don’t worry about it if they are also producing young. But I would suggest giving the young (or even selling them) to a well known zoo. Maybe it will inherit the breeding trait from it’s parents and teach other pandas and we can get them off the extinction list. If they are not producing young, remove all the rabbits from the garden, they are a bad infuence. You are really silly, you know that? I had fun with this question.

What is recycling?

Separating, collecting, processing, marketing and ultimately using a material that would have been thrown away. Recycling is one way of diverting solid waste from landfills.

And then go on from there.

Recycling can help conserve energy and I think it could help stop global warming.

Start with use it our lose it.

Recycle because you can.

Give locations on where to recycle in your area.

State the facts, don’t be nervous, and practice practice practice.

http://www.nsf.org/consumer/recycling/index.asp

http://printerinkcartridges.printcountry.com/inkjet-recycling-and-buyback-recycled-empty-cartridges-related-articles/the-importance-of-recycling-and-how-we-can-help-environment/

http://www.tappi.org/paperu/all_about_paper/earth_answers/EarthAnswers_WhyRecycle.pdf

http://www.deq.louisiana.gov/portal/tabid/2068/Default.aspx

http://www.wired.com/science/discoveries/news/2002/01/49803