Weekly Link Round-Up: 11/13/09

• Retailers across the United States continue the campaign to reward reusable bag-toting shoppers. [Journal & Courier Online]
• British health food chain Holland & Barrett bans plastic grocery bags from its stores. [Daily Mail]
• Seagull-proof garbage bags continue to undergo testing in Great Britain. [Your Thanet News]
• One green mama blogger puts forth a reusable bag challenge to the internet. [The Mother Load]
• Making treasure from trash,71-year-old Beijing retiree Han Fushan builds kites from plastic bags. [Earth 911]
• Home expert Bob Vila chats about going green with recycled materials in home decor. [Bob Vila]
• Ben Venue Public School’s Year 5 students are environmental heroes with nearly 10,000 plastic bags saved from landfills and collected for recycling. [Armidale Express]
• Reusable bags, fluorescent bulbs, reusable watter bottles — just a few necessities for green moms everywhere. [Echo Pilot]
• How green is your impending Thanksgiving feast? [Huffington Post]
• Sunday is AMERICA RECYCLES Day! Are you ready? [Richmond Register]

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