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RAIR: Recycled Artist in Residency turns trash into works of art
RAIR: Recycled Artist in Residency. Artists, embedded in a NE Philadelphia trash dump, are creating works of art from pieces of trash. Revolution Recovery, a construction and demolition waste recycling facility, processes 550 tons of material daily, a gold mine for the artists who take up residence there, rent-free. And both the non-profit artist group and the for-profit dump have a sustainability mission. RAIR wants people to think about how much they consume and how much they waste, while Revolution Recovery commits to diverting 50% of its waste from landfill.
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Check Your Freezer: Ice Cream Recalled Due to Concerns Over Deadly Bacteria
Lidl shoppers should check their freezers after the retailer recalled one lot of gelato over possible contamination with Listeria monocytogenes. The company's October 16 recall announcement, published by the FDA, says routine testing detected the bacteria in a laboratory sample. No illnesses had been reported when the notice was issued.