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The world’s largest piece of recycled paper

The world’s largest piece of recycled paper

Yes! It’s true, the one Guinness World Record that you never expected to be real. Yet, here it is.

On August, 10th 2012, a local Spokane company, Green Cupboards, attempted to break the world record for the longest piece of recycled paper. (The committee is still out on whether or not Guinness has approved the win.) The finished product was over 1300 feet long.

Green Cupboards
Paper. Like Whoa.

Green Cupboards peddles some seriously wicked products. We’ve used their rock awesome mango sunscreen before (priceless!). The best part is, they are all about keeping our world healthy. Not only did they make a huge piece of recycled paper, they invited the local youth to come and plant seeds in the paper.

Local Youth

When it dries, they plan to cut it up into card stock for business cards and thank you cards which can then be planted. Whether you get vegetables, herbs, or flowers depends on the cards you receive. A little bit of mystery drizzled on an already sweet project.

Take a look at the video up top and celebrate an innovative way to give back.

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