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02/07/2014
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From June goers of the city parks of São Paulo may swap two gallons of used vegetable oil for two biodegradable soap bars, made from recycled oil. The action of the Triangle Institute, in partnership with the Green Municipal de São Paulo and Bunge Brazil, aims to make citizens aware of the importance of recycling cooking oil and earmark it properly without discarding it in sinks and drains. Until 04/07, agents of the initiative will present collection points available in the city, guide the people about the proper way to dispose of used oil and distribute brochures on the recycling process. Below, check out the full list of parks participating in the action: - Ibirapuera Park; - Parque do Carmo; - Aclimação Park; - Water Park; - Parque Anhanguera; - Dam Park; - Flores Ranch Park; - Colina Park San Francisco; - Guanhembu Park; - Independence Park; - Linear Park Mongagua; - Parque Luis Carlos Prestes; - Park M'Boi Mirim; - Park Orlando Villas Boas; - Piqueri Park; - Beach Park Sun; - Parque Raposo Tavares; - Rodrigo Park Gáperi; - Lieutenant Siqueira Campos Park, and - Villa Park Rodeo. All waste collected by the initiative is forwarded to the NGO Triangle Institute and partner plants that turn oil into biodiesel. - Play free content since the credits Akatu and site www.akatu.org.br be published.
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