Talking Trash (by Charlotte Caseb Dzujna)

September/October 1996
Vol. VII, no. 5
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IN BRIEF
Talking Trash
by Charlotte Caseb Dzujna

How would you like to be a worm for a day? Or have refuse dumped on your head? Such things happen when people visit garbage museums, interactive learning centers that teach kids why "Reduce, Reuse, Recycle" is an important philosophy for the 1990s.

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