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Burning Man Goes Green

Recycling into Art

Angela Hunter checks out tapestries made from recycling plastic grocery bags at one of the art displays at this year's Burning Man festival. In addition to being the world's largest Leave No Trace event, the year's art theme was 'The Green Man,' seeking ways to reduce the event's carbon footprint.
Eric Slomanson, ZUMA Press
Oct 1st 2007 @ 12:19PM

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