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Extreme Recycling with Paul Sahre

Written by Matt Porter in Community, Honorable Mention, Inspiring Ideas, Neenah is Greenah

And you thought you believed in recycling. Paul Sahre and his pals build this supersized hearse from paper for a music video (They Might Be Giants' "When Will You Die") then 'drove' it to a recycling yard in Brooklyn. See it to believe it... "This has been one of the hardest, most ridiculous/pointless yet rewarding things i've done in a while. maybe ever. Please tweet, blog, post, this link or pass on this nuttiness," says Sahre, the World Graphic Design Foosball Championship (http://wgdfc.org/) eight-time fourth-place finisher.

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