69 Turning Trash Into Cash To Help Nation's Poor Turning Trash Into Cash To Help Nation's Poor Green Lifestyle  (tags: society, politics, goodnews, recycling, green, eco-friendly, conservation, coolstuff, society, interesting, sustainable ) Cal - 315 days ago - npr.org The bad economy has hurt many nonprofits around the country, even as demands for their services have grown. That's certainly the case in Reading, Pa., which has been labeled the poorest city in America, with a poverty rate of more than 41 percent. add comment send green star

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