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Canning fruit this season? Here’s a little cheat sheet for you!

Grab a printable download here: attainablesustainable.ck.page/d0b00518b7

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6 days 5 hours ago

Unnatural Resources Institute

6 days 5 hours ago

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Unnatural Resources Institute

6 days 5 hours ago

Did You Know?

Recycling aluminium cans saves up to 95% of the energy needed to make aluminium from its raw materials.

Source: www.recycle-more.co.uk

Unnatural Resources Institute

6 days 5 hours ago

Throwback Thursday to the last annual STEM Expo 🎉 Don’t miss your chance to get hands-on with cool science experiences! Join the museum on October 5th from 10am-2pm for a day of fun science, over 35 exhibitors, interactive demonstrations, and hands-on science activities! From astronomy to zoology, there’s fun for

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The Unnatural Resources Fair is a place where you can display your creations and inventions made from normally discarded materials or leftovers from a larger project, i.e. Unnatural Resources.  You can learn all about this wonderful event (and fill out the signup form) by clicking the button below.

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Testimonials

A Time for Science and GO Science have enjoyed workinbg with Jackie Ponder and the Unnatural Resources Fair. During February (2017), GO Science displayed an exhibit called "Upcycle: Use It or Lose It". This exhibit was greatly enhanced by winning entries from the Unnatural Resources Fair. We also hosted an Open House to house the winners of the Fair tant was very well attended. Jackie Ponder has hosted several programs at GO Science as well as at "A Time for Science" to help the public learn how to reuse items that otherwise would have been thrown away. We are very grateful for this wonderful resource in the Greenville community. We look forward to our future events!

Maria McDaniel

Thank you for contacting me. I visited your website, and I love your concept/term of 'Unnatural Resources'! I think it does have a lot of more life, curiosity, and mystery to it than 'Solid Waste', which does sound dead and inert. I think you have truly captured the idea of resources moving and cycling through. Keep up the good fight!

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