It’s the last Friday of the month–time again for some good news to take you into April (how is it already April??) with a smile.
The story I’ve chosen for this month is about a man from New England who came up with a brilliant way to recycle plastic and polystyrene cups. Many thanks to my friend Carol Thompson for making me aware of this story. As a resident of a beach community, I find it especially useful and interesting.
Click here to read the story.
Here’s how #WATWB works: On the last Friday of each month a number of bloggers participate in a blog hop in which each blogger highlights a story that spreads good news, happiness, and hope.
These are the cohosts for this month: Shilpa Garg, Sylvia McGrath, Belinda Witzenhausen, Dan Antion, and Damyanti Biswas.
Want to join? Click this link to sign up and help spread some happiness!
Reade and Write 
Thank you for sharing this story. We all need to recycle plastic which is a true menace to our environment
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Just like a lot of things, plastic has its uses, but people have gone overboard in using it to the point where it’s become a menace.
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This is so amazing. Kudos to Korey for this fab idea of recycling trash to make surfboards. A great way to curb the plastic menace and save our planet too. Thanks for sharing this positive story, Amy and thanks for joining us for the special edition of #WATWB! Cheers ♥
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Hi, Shilpa. I’m glad you enjoyed the story. Korey has the right idea. Even better would be the elimination of trash like this!
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That is what we need to do, recycle more and just use less plastic.
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I know of some people who chose to give up single-use plastics for Lent. Finding alternatives to single-use plastics could save billions of tons of garbage!
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It’s so nice to see a lot of posts lately focusing on eliminating plastic. Thanks for this Amy 😉
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It seems more and more people are getting behind the movement to reduce the use of plastics (she says as she sips from her metal straw). I was thrilled to see that New York State has passed a ban on plastic bags to go into effect next year. Hawaii banned plastic grocery store bags several years ago and it’s a big step forward. Thanks for visiting.
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Slowly but surely, people are getting it! 😉
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Yay!
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