The best reusable shopping and tote bags you can buy:Best reusable shopping/tote bag overall: BagPodz Reusable Bag and Storage SystemBest canvas reusable shopping/tote bag: Baggu Duck BagBest waxed reusable shopping/tote bag: Colony Co. Reusable Grocery BagBest reusable shopping/tote bag for under $10: Easy Fold Bag Reusable Grocery Bags 3 PackBest large reusable shopping/tote bag: Baggu Large Reusable Shopping BagPrices and links are accurate as of 3/2/2020.
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In the United States, an entire cottage industry has sprung up around "zero waste," complete with reusable cutlery, reusable straws, reusable lunch boxes, and reusable to-go cups.
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Reusable mugs will make your mornings way more sustainable While you're picking up a reusable bottle, grab a reusable mug.
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Reusable water bottle I have a reusable coffee cup and a reusable water bottle, and I tote them around with me all the time.
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SpaceX launched a reusable — back to Elon Musk — launched a reusable rocket.
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Parents love the WeeSprout Double Zipper Reusable Pouch and the Squooshi Reusable Pouches.
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BEST DEALS ON REUSABLE COFFEE CUPS THIS WEEK bru reusable coffee cup — was £24, now £15.99 Ogato reusable coffee cup — was £14.99, now £9.99 KeepCup 8z reusable coffee Cup - was £21, now £17.99 Reusable bamboo coffee cup (3-pack) - was £20, now £18.49 It's about time we started to take control of our own destiny.
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Baggu Reusable Shopping Bag, $12Baggu has a good reputation for its durable, super convenient, reusable bags.
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Stasher reusable bag, $12Appeal to their (and your) inner hippie with this sealable, reusable silicone storage bag.
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STOSSEL: Or they want us to use reusable straws like this metal one or this plastic reusable one.
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Collapsible reusable straw — $24.99 See Details The SWZLE Sustainable Straw is a reusable option for the sophisticated sipper.
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Elon [Musk] has been making rockets reusable – we thought it's time that we make satellites reusable as well.
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Softy Reusable Straws — $17.99 See Details One of the issues with reusable straws is carrying them with you everywhere.
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Rocketbook Everlast reusable notebook Price: $16-$40.83 Scribblers and note takers who hate wasting paper may enjoy a "reusable" notebook.
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Stasher Reusable Storage Bags, set of 3, $39.95Help them save money and use less plastic with these reusable silicone bags.
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He plans to make the rocket and spaceship combo a fully reusable system (unlike the Falcon 9, which is only partially reusable).
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Right now, even the Falcon-class rockets that SpaceX builds, despite having reusable fairings and 16-story boosters, are not fully reusable.
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Starbucks Be prepared to have your reusable tumblers and hot cups turned away, as Starbucks has temporarily suspended its reusable cup program.
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The Reusable Launch Vehicle-Technology Demonstrator (RLV-TD) takes flight (Image: ISRO)Early this morning, India launched its very first reusable space shuttle.
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Reusable straws Reusable straws are a fun gift or stocking stuffer for someone who is trying to cut down on their plastic consumption.
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For paper bags, reusable plastic bags, and reusable fabric bags, retailers will be required to charge customers at least five cents, per Oregon.gov.
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Pros: Eco-friendly, includes reusable food tower, comfortable, compact and organizedCons: Reusable food tower takes up one of the side water bottle pockets
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To help curb this environmental issue, consider using paper straws, buying reusable shopping bags, buying reusable water bottles, reusing containers, and buying boxes.
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Reusable Straws Reusable straws are a fun gift or stocking stuffer for someone who is trying to cut down on their plastic consumption.
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Italic Home Reusable Canvas Market Bag, $30, available at EtsyThis reusable canvas tote is a fun replacement for plastic, or even for boring paper.
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Reusable Water Bottle If your parents are still drinking out of single-use plastic water bottles, bring them up to speed with reusable bottles.
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If and when it does occur, that reusable rocket test is expected to be the company's first real attempt at making reusable rocketry a reality.
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Contigo reusable water bottle If your parents are still drinking out of single-use plastic water bottles, bring them up to speed with reusable bottles.
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You can get menstrual cups, period underwear, organic pads and tampons, reusable pads and tampons, tampons with a reusable applicator, tampons with no applicator, and sea sponges.
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Food52 Reusable Straw Set, available on Food52, $25Food52's reusable straw sets come in a pretty color palette, and each pack includes carrying cases and cleaning squeegees.
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"There are disabled people who write me to tell me they carry reusable straws with them -- many reusable straws even come with a carrying case," said Cress.
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" The reusable nature of the spaceship is critical, Musk added, "In almost any motor transport—whether it's a plane or car, a horse, or bicycle—it's reusable.
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There are also a few things that you're is expected to buy in order to become zero waste, like reusable produce bags and stainless-steel reusable razors.
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So with 25 flights under its belt, we bid farewell to the moderately reusable Falcons of yesterday and say hello to the more capable and reusable Block 22016.
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The reusable food tower can slide right into one of the side pockets, and it helps parents be eco-friendly by reminding them to pack snacks in reusable containers.
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In response, it's committed to make all of its packaging recycling or reusable by 2025 and to reduce single-use plastics by testing out reusable packaging and other innovations.
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Carry a Reusable Shopping Bag Traveling with a reusable bag is a way to avoid contributing to plastic bag pollution, a significant concern in many parts of the world.
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But unless and until that actually happens, you can save a lot of money using something reusable like the Diva Cup, sea sponge tampons, reusable pads, or Thinx period panties.
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I make my way there with my mat, getting some weird looks because I am carrying my backpack, my reusable water bottle, my reusable coffee cup, and my yoga mat.
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Rocketbook Smart Reusable Mini Notebook, available on Amazon for $16Insider Picks reporter Mara Leighton uses this reusable notebook to send her notes directly to her email, smart device, and cloud storage.
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Add reusable produce bags to your stash of reusable grocery bags, keep a good water bottle in your purse or satchel, bring your own takeout containers to restaurants for leftovers, etc.
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If you're interested in cutting back on your plastic usage while traveling, or in general, consider investing in reusable and package-free products, such as shampoo bars and reusable grocery bags.
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" Our SpaceX representative quickly objected, quipping, "Hey, they're reusable!
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Collapsible Reusable Straw With Cleaner & Case — $24.99 See Details
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Bring reusable bags to the grocery store to cut down on plastic, bring a reusable mug to your favorite coffee shop to reduce the number of single-use plastic in your day.
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Firstly, the SodaStream Spirit is refillable, reusable, and efficient, and can help you to save up to 1300 bottles and cans a year thanks to the reusable plastic BPA-free carbonating bottle.
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BFR in fully reusable configuration should have a payload capacity of 150 tons to low Earth orbit, Musk revealed – which compares to 30 tons for Falcon Heavy in only partially reusable configuration.
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Rocketbook Everlast Reusable Smart Notebook, $2249 (originally $240) [Deal expired]The Rocketbook Everlast Reusable Smart Notebook is just that: When you don't need a page of notes anymore, just wipe it clean.
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Switch from disposable to reusable instruments The U.S. is also wasting billions of health care dollars on disposable tools, even though sterilized, reusable tools work just as well and at considerable savings.
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Moreover, the fact that Dream Chaser is reusable makes it a cost effective solution for long term manned and unmanned space exploration, as well as a competitor to SpaceX's reusable launch system.
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The period underwear company Thinx recently designed a reusable tampon applicator that retails for $60, and other startups are making reusable versions of common household products like plastic wrap and Ziploc bags.
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An oft-cited study by researchers at the University of Arizona and Loma Linda University found that reusable plastic bags can contain bacteria, and that users don't wash reusable bags very often.
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An oft-cited study by researchers at the University of Arizona and Loma Linda University found that reusable plastic bags can contain bacteria, and that users don't wash reusable bags very often.
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Blue Origin has had several successful test flights of its reusable New Shepard rocket, and is currently developing the larger, mostly reusable New Glenn rocket system, intended to compete with Elon Musk's SpaceX.
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Reusable bag Whether you're bringing extra grocery items (potato chips, a six-pack) or need somewhere to stash your trash and recyclables, a small reusable bag is key to keeping your area neat.
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But if reaching constantly for your reusable water bottle — and it should be a reusable water bottle — isn't already habit, you might want to buy a bottle that's super easy to tote around.
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In its food court, Portland International Airport eliminates a great deal of plastic with its Green Plate Program that gives travelers the option of having meals served on reusable plates with reusable utensils.
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The chopsticks are also reusable, dishwasher safe, and FDA approved.
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In 2005, she designed and patented a reusable menstrual pad.
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Both the Blue Origin and Virgin Galactic spacecrafts are reusable.
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I load it all into my reusable bags and pay.
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It was designed by SpaceX to be a reusable vehicle.
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I spooned one a blackberry puree into a reusable pouch.
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Ban.do Floral Insulated Tumbler With Reusable Silicone Straw, $14; amazon.
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ZW: The other technology that surprised us was reusable rockets.
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What does a 100 percent reusable rocket even look like?
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"The reusable straw, man, it drives me crazy," she said.
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A brave new future of reusable rockets is upon us.
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Get a Rocketbook Reusable Smart Notebook for $19.99 See Details
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That includes building reusable rockets that can "dramatically" reduce cost.
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Learn more about Flint, the reusable lint roller See Details
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Cough up some remorse with a side of reusable content.
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The pods aren't reusable and only make one tortilla each.
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There's truly reusable straws made of bamboo, metal or glass.
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Snacks such as fish balls are served in reusable bowls.
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Water. So a reusable water bottle is a perfect present.
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Lots of people customize their reusable water bottles with stickers.
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SpaceX has made reusable rockets not just practical, but routine.
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Instead of Ziploc bags, I used silicone, reusable storage bags.
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Nalgene produces over 20 million reusable water bottles per year.
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Put into a reusable container and enjoy the next day.
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A cute reusable tote that can fit tons of stuff
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" Factual Inaccuracy: "Take a look at this rocket, supposedly reusable.
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These reusable straws are colorful, bendable, and fun to use.
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A reusable metal straw that comes with its own case
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Do you and your family tend to use reusable bags?
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An organizer to keep your reusable plastic container lids tidy
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Reusable bags are fine — assuming you're diligent about cleaning them.
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The company is also not using reusable bags at checkout.
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Starting Thursday, employees will stop handling or selling reusable bags.
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Under the hood, though, everything is built to be reusable.
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She also said the puffs are reusable and machine washable.
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I have my reusable cup, so brownie points for me.
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The coffee chain also plans to shift to reusable packaging.
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A reusable bag that comes in dozens of fun prints
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One will come complete with a reusable cracked vinyl sticker.
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Both pieces are reusable to make the trips more economical.
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I would definitely prefer to pump into a reusable container.
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Above all, the entire thing is meant to be reusable.
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Diaper banks also distributed 4,395 kits with reusable cloth diapers.
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Reusable duodenoscopes infected patients in a series of notorious outbreaks.
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Eight percent said it was inferior to the reusable scope.
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Patrons use a token to "pay" for a reusable container.
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Musk's company isn't the only one working on reusable rockets.
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You actually remember to bring your reusable bags nearly every time you go to the grocery store and you've even begun passing out reusable straws every time you and your friends go out for drinks.
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In order to participate in society without using disposables, a typical zero waster will carry reusable utensils, a reusable straw, a mason jar, a cloth handkerchief, and a metal tiffin for premade snacks or leftovers.
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Given Outdoor Retailer's history of making sure its attendees and exhibitors go reusable, the show continues to serve as the perfect backdrop for the reusable water bottle industry to showcase their latest innovations and products.
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Here's what does: Supply reusable bags for 5 or 10 cents; endorse a campaign to encourage use of these bags at all stores; and credit the customer for each reusable bag brought to the store.
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The company is launching RETA, the world's first reusable tampon applicator.
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No collection of slick reusable dishes or mugs in a cafeteria.
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SpaceX plans to light the reusable candle at 6:27 p.m.
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Other parents prefer chlorine-free diapers or even reusable cloth diapers.
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In addition, Myers pointed out potential health hazards with reusable bags.
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Already have a reusable bottle and want to make it smarter?
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Rather than throwing away endless makeup wipes, I buy reusable pads.
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It was the first ever successful recovery of a reusable rocket.
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It allows testable and reusable code, that is also highly scalable.
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We're watching private companies build reusable rockets and asteroid mining gear.
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A rocket is only reusable if it still works after landing.
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But what if the water could be turned into reusable resource?
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The bottle is squeezable and reusable — and made of elastic metal.
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The company has already pioneered the first commercial partly reusable rocket.
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Trader Joe's also encourages customers to bring their own reusable bags.
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The lawmakers want businesses to serve compostable or reusable alternatives instead.
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Musk thinks Starship could be the first fully reusable launch system.
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A reusable utensil kit that helps them cut down on waste
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The reusable tote comes with hydrating moisturizers, brightening serums, and more.
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If you bring back your new reusable cup after 2 p.m.
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Charmeau said something very telling about the idea of reusable rockets.
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Dilberovic previously designed business cards that double as reusable performance tickets.
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People want something organic that's reusable and kind to the environment.
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A reusable shopping bag that comes in tons of fun colors
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"Our goal is to make one that is reusable," says Lakatos.
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If you like having a straw, bring your own reusable one.
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A sign banning reusable cups at a Starbucks in Tacoma, Washington.
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Hydro Flasks are the next big thing in reusable water bottles.
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These reusable rocket tests are about more than just looks, however.
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The Falcon 9 was designed from the start to be reusable.
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Nair Bonet said she already uses her own reusable bags anyway.
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This reusable straw is as cute as it is environmentally friendly.
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There's also a double-sided, reusable checklist to track office visits.
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If you haven't already, try investing in a reusable water bottle.
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Unlike Willow, the Elvie allows users to pump into reusable bottles.
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Musk says the cost of launching cargo on the ITS will be fairly cheap, too, since the rocket and spaceship will be a fully reusable system (unlike the Falcon 22013, which is only 70–80 percent reusable).
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I even kept a reusable container for on-the-go organic garbage.
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What could be a tougher problem to tackle than reusable space rockets?
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The sensors are pretty chic, though they aren't meant to be reusable.
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Each pursuing a pet project: Build reusable rockets and ultimately colonize Mars.
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Keeping a cheap reusable container in your car is an easy fix.
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Here are the best 11 reusable water bottles you can buy today.
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It now only offers paper bags, and it sells reusable plastic bags.
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And just like the New Shepard, the New Glenn will be reusable.
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These reusable wraps are eco-friendly, biodegradable, and come in fun prints.
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So, in 2005, Freweini Mebrahtu designed and patented a reusable menstrual pad.
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And just like the Falcon 9, the Falcon Heavy is partially reusable.
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On top of all that, the entire system will be 100% reusable.
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Reusable rockets just went from a party trick to a research necessity.
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Reusable rockets, for example, are closer to truth than fiction these days.
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And like the Falcon 9, the Heavy is designed to be reusable.
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Reusable rockets are expected to cut launch costs by more than half.
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SpaceX's reusable rockets could open up the satellite business for smaller companies.
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This same level of comfort and familiarity is needed with reusable rockets.
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You could be drinking homemade coffee in this grande-sized reusable cup.
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A stylish reusable bag that is an eco-friendly alternative to plastic
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Diageo added that it was investing in reusable, compostable or biodegradable plastics.
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Stores will be required to offer reusable alternatives such as paper bags.
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Narrator: To top it off, SLS isn't reusable, like SpaceX's Falcon Heavy.
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For straw lovers, RAWTronics' Collapsible Reusable Straw could be a good alternative.
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Both the crew capsule and the booster are designed to be reusable.
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PayPal Credit is a reusable credit line built into your PayPal account.
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A reusable silicone zip-locking bag to appeal to their inner hippie
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They are designed to be reusable after a bomb goes off inside.
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In any case, reusable bags can be provided for those in need.
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Those products arrive in a reusable tote bag with no extra packaging.
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Front Burner There is a reusable ceramic straw printed with elaborate designs.
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You want me to remember to bring reusable bags to the store?
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As part of its precautionary measures, Starbucks has stopped accepting reusable mugs.
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"The city collects reusable clothes and takes it to Goodwill," she said.
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Reusable mugs are no longer an option at Dunkin' or Starbucks cafes.
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GroVia Hybrid Reusable Baby Cloth Diapers are inexpensive, earth-friendly, and adorable.
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How much revenue is made in Japan each year with reusable chopsticks?
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Then I found the My K-Cup Universal Reusable Ground Coffee Filter.
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Buy reusable shopping bags, eat less red meat, Uberpool instead of Uber.
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How about trendy reusable travel mugs for your go-to morning fuel?
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Another stylish-meets-functional choice is the Colony Co. Reusable Grocery Bag.
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He has founded a company called Blue Origin that builds reusable rockets.
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Save 25% on Stasher 100% Silicone Reusable Food Bags — starting at $7.49
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By 2025, it wants packaging to be 100% recyclable, reusable or compostable.
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"Our focus is on reusable rockets," Masten's C.E.O., Sean Mahoney, told me.
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This sustainable kit includes reusable 20-ounce bottles, plus cleaning solution tablets.
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We also spotted reusable versions of the iconic Bloomingdale's keepsake brown bag.
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That means it's free and reusable, under the terms of its license.
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Even if Mars colonization is not in the cards, the Starship craft is planned to be fully reusable and thus reduce the cost of launches below that of SpaceX's partially reusable Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy rockets, TechCrunch wrote.
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Baggu Reusable Bags, $10 - $16, available at Baggu and AmazonBaggu's nylon reusable bags can hold between 30 to 50 pounds worth of stuff, but can also fold up into a little five-by-five-inch pouch for easy storage.
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Reusable Sticker Pad, 2 pack, My Town Bundle, $9.48, available at AmazonThese reusable stickers are perfect for travel because they can go on and off any surface, and the pad is small enough to fit on your toddler's lap.
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There's also a limited-edition 50th anniversary reusable bag available for 50 cents.
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The Pegasus is launched from a high-altitude aircraft and is not reusable.
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Every successive landing is another big step toward the future of reusable rockets.
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And what if you have too many groceries and not enough reusable bags?
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Corporations including Procter & Gamble, Unilever, Nestlé, and PepsiCo have started using reusable packaging.
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The company's main focus has been on creating reusable rockets for space tourism.
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We breathlessly covered the saga of SpaceX, its reusable rockets, and drone barge.
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But other private rocket companies recognize the necessary economy is building reusable rockets.
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TL;DR: Reusable Rocketbook notebooks are on sale, saving you up to $18.
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And just like the Falcon 93, the Falcon Heavy will be partially reusable.
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The Pegasus is launched from a high-flying aircraft and is not reusable.
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The next day, I drained it and it was still stiff and reusable.
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The key is making spaceships reusable, which is Blue Origin's goal, Bezos said.
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Many coffee shops, for instance, welcome customers to bring their own reusable cups.
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So, it seems undisputed that reusable tumblers are the most environmentally friendly solution.
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Many experts, including SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, have likened reusable rockets to airplanes.
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The reusable design of Hyperbola-2 will cut costs by 70%, Huo said.
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A company called rOcean wants to save the ocean with reusable water pods.
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As planned, its reusable main-stage booster landed safely near its launch pad.
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But what good's a reusable rocket unless you start, well, re-using it?
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But do pretty, Instagram-friendly rose gold reusable straws actually make a difference?
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I fill up my reusable mug and get a plain croissant to-go.
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It uses reusable microfiber cleaning pads, making it a bit more eco-friendly.
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It mandated that retailers charge consumers for reusable plastic bags or paper bags.
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Say goodbye to those days with this recharging station and eight reusable batteries.
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Atomic and Origami are doing some interesting things with reusable components and data.
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All of a sudden, the teenager is gifted three magically reusable nuclear warheads.
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The other side, however, wants increased commercialization and increased use of reusable spacecraft.
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However, the company has yet to actually reuse one of these reusable rockets.
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But more people are switching from monthly reusable contacts to daily disposal lenses.
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Its mission is to test reusable space technologies, then come back to Earth.
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And the BFR will most likely be reusable — just like SpaceX's Falcon 9.
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The Falcon Heavy is the first commercial heavy-lift vehicle, also partly reusable.
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Blue Origin is developing reusable rockets to reduce the cost of reaching space.
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The reusable sheets are more durable and more absorbent than traditional paper towels.
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Once complete, Starship may stand about 400 feet tall and be fully reusable.
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IceWraps Reusable Gel Ice Packs With Cloth Backing (5-pack), $12.99, at Amazon
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The airport will also sell reusable water bottles for passengers who forget them.
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Buy My K-Cup Universal Reusable Ground Coffee Filters on Amazon for $8.79
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Reusable sandwich bags There's no point in buying single-use Ziploc bags. Sorry.
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A popular reusable bag that folds up to the size of an envelope
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Pair it with some cheap reusable pods if they're the eco-conscious type.
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Lunapads works to provide reusable, washable cloth pads to girls in developing nations.
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After all, where else would you put soggy umbrellas and reusable grocery bags?
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I reach into the backseat for a reusable tote, and we climax simultaneously.
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This reusable coffee cup can decrease your spill-risk on your morning commute.
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Cost: $12 - $16Find out more about Ecoffee Cup's Reusable Travel Coffee Cups here.
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Through their website, a box of six reusable wine condoms sells for $15.
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Mr. Bezos' rocket company, Blue Origin, has a similar approach toward reusable rockets.
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SpaceX later leased a second site for the landing of its reusable boosters.
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Buyers haven't demonstrated that they're willing to pay extra for reusable products either.
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You Asked Are there any health risks associated with reusable-cloth menstrual pads?
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Mr. Charney and Mr. Siriano are each designing their own washable, reusable masks.
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Keep reading for seven well-designed reusable bottles that go beyond thirst-quenching.
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Bring your own reusable cutlery, cups, napkins and grocery bags wherever you can.
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SpaceX has been working on the reusable heavy-lift system called the Starship.
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The reusable bottle she had taken along did not keep the water cold.
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Most of the reusable bottles available then "looked like camping accessories," she said.
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The gathering features a reusable diaper service, and food booths use metal utensils.
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And reusable, refillable, stainless steel format Dove deodorant sticks are in the works.
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Customers can save money by bringing their own reusable bags on shopping runs.
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Get this reusable wonder for just $27.99 — that's 22% off the usual cost.
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The reusable, bell-like devices unfold in the vagina to stanch menstrual flow.
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Best of all, the larger version comes with a reusable cracked vinyl sticker.
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"We're definitely not against reusable bottles," Cessario said when I brought this up.
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Jeff Bezos&apos Blue Origin continues to test its New Shepard reusable rocket.
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Instead, buy in bulk or opt for reusable items like bottles or cups.
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Instead, reusable cloths, electronic brushes, and DIY wipes are all coming into play.
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Each SLS rocket is expendable; Falcon Heavy comes in reusable and expendable configurations.
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Part of Falcon Heavy's appeal is the fact that its hardware is reusable.
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From the start, SpaceX engineers designed the Falcon 9 boosters to be reusable.
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Like your phone, reusable gloves might harbor virus particles, rendering them effectively useless.
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"Even an old pasta sauce jar can be made into a reusable item."
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I recently became hooked on Blueland, which makes cleaning products in reusable packaging.
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Last year, a quarter of all reusable iPhones it collected were activation locked.
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The New Shepard is Blue Origin's reusable sub-orbital rocket The New Shepard is Blue Origin's reusable sub-orbital rocket, designed to take six passengers up to the edge of space where they can experience a few minutes of weightlessness.
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Rocketbook Reusable Notebook, available on Amazon, $31.97The $30 Rocketbook notebook is full of 32 reusable pages that wipe clean with a damp cloth when the owner uses a Pilot FriXion pen (included), so they can keep using the same notebook indefinitely.
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Best reusable water bottle Best eco-friendly suitcase Best reusable snack bags Best eco-friendly toiletries Best for bringing products from home Best for off-the-grid travel Best reef-safe sunscreen Best eco-friendly bugspray Best eco-friendly toothbrush
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Fox Jox Organic Reusable Beeswax Wraps, 3-pack, $14 (originally $18) [You save $4] If you're looking for an alternative to the plastic bags or plastic wrap you typically use to store your food, give these reusable wraps a try.
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The quiet diffuser comes with two 10mL essential oil bottles, which are completely reusable.
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Tampons, menstrual cups and reusable pads are practically unheard of, except in elite circles.
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On April 30th, Starbucks released new reusable color-changing tumblers and didn't tell anybody.
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Like SpaceX, Blue Origin has been working on reusable rockets that land after takeoff.
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It's become common occurrence to see shoppers with reusable grocery totes at the supermarket.
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Musk's space outfit isn't the only one attempting to make reusable rockets a reality.
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SpaceX is developing a reusable "Starship" larger and much more capable than its Falcons.
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The Voyage Bag has plenty of room for your gadgets, reusable bottle, and shoes.
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Bezos isn't the only person who thinks reusable rockets are the future of spaceflight.
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Reusable straws and utensils Eliminating single-use plastic straws is a must, says Kellogg.
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Today, reintroducing the public to a system of reusable packaging is a tall order.
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Price per meal: $4.75 The beet-strawberry mix I poured into a reusable pouch.
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BuzzFeed News found several posts on Amazon selling reusable, collapsible straws with FinalStraw's material.
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Glowee is a sustainable living light source powered by waste products and reusable biomass.
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A reusable rocket would permit those construction costs to be spread across several flights.
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On top of being reusable, the Everlast also offers ways to digitize your notes.
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Users order products online and put down fully refundable deposits for the reusable packaging.
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Get a two-pack of Rocketbook Everlast Reusable Notebooks on sale for 225.99% off.
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The Rocketbook Everlast is a sleek smart notebook whose 32 pages are all reusable.
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It's no secret that much of the legal industry is build on reusable content.
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Musk's new rocket is largely reusable, while the Saturn V's rockets were single-use.
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It's a huge milestone for India and for the growth of reusable spacecraft worldwide.
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Image: SpaceX via FlickrSince its inception, SpaceX has been working toward developing reusable rockets.
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Diva, Intimina and Mooncup make reusable silicone cups that also go inside the body.
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Like other combination vacuums, the mop consists of a water tank and reusable pads.
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GravityLight is an affordable, reusable light source that doesn't require electricity or battery power.
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Some shopping malls have also replaced plastic with paper bags and encouraged reusable bags.
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And The Great Plate is a reusable way to hold your food and drinks.
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I have a gift card and my reusable cup with me, so why not!
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Those commitments include making 100% of plastic packaging reusable, recyclable or compostable by 2025.
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The structures are built of reusable construction materials such as scaffolding and polycarbonate paneling.
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While menstrual cups are reusable, menstrual discs are meant to be used just once.
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Last year Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin successfully launched and landed its own reusable rocket.
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But the reusable vehicle doesn't launch from the ground like most typical rockets do.
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The capsule came back to Earth unscathed, but the reusable rocket wasn't so lucky.
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The Rocketbook Wave Reusable Smart Notebook is the more sustainable and environment-friendly option.
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"I am generally very conscious of using my reusable bottles and mugs," she said.
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Luckily, the oh-so-sustainable Popper is reusable and cuts down on paper waste.
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On Monday morning, SpaceX launched one of its reusable rockets from Cape Canaveral, Fla.
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It is filtered, minerals are added, and it is put into reusable glass bottles.
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The company has been working to advance reusable rocket technology to compete with SpaceX.
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Reusable ice cubes rank only slightly higher than than fictional, deadly nanobot ice cubes.
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It's reusable and recyclable, perfect for toting around small toiletries for your next trip.
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SpaceX is working on building a fully reusable rocket-and-spaceship system called Starship.
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That said, reusable gift bags are nice in that they can be, well, reused.
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I was also really excited about receiving a new reusable tote bag to keep.
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A convenient, reusable bag that folds up to the size of a business card
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Your hand isn&apost meant to fit the inside of your reusable water bottle.
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Currently, Starbucks customers who purchase drinks using reusable cups receive a 25 pence discount.
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Rubber globes are more durable and reusable, but disposable latex ones are fine too.
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Or do you bring your own reusable bag — or just skip the bag entirely?
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Using something that is reusable matters to some and disposable is essential for others.
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Try compostable or reusable plates and cups, and reduce food waste by planning ahead.
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Then she started taking reusable bags to the grocery store until it became routine.
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This creates a reusable filter that can be applied to future photos when captured.
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"We're focused on making our trees reusable as long as possible," Mr. Harman said.
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We want shoppers to use reusable canvas bags during normal times, but not now.
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Purchasing a set of reusable bottles for on-the-go is another easy win.
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ReSwab makes reusable "cotton" swabs that are meant to replace single-use cotton swabs.
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Now, all you have to do it remember to bring your own reusable cup.
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A reusable notebook, it instantly sends your notes to the cloud via your smartphone.
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As of spring 2017, only 1.4% of Starbucks' beverages were sold in reusable cups.
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Pros: Cleans well, great on tile floors, Bissel is reusableCons: Swiffer's pads aren't reusable
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The reusable scopes, which are made by three manufacturers -- Fujifilm Medical Systems USA Inc.
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I pick up some reusable produce bags I have been meaning to buy online.
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I pick up some green beans in my reusable produce bag and two carrots.
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It takes a lot of grime for a reusable water bottle to look dirty.
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Boeing, a century-old aerospace company, created the CST-100 Starliner, another reusable capsule.
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Instead, they are using menstrual cups, reusable pads, special underwear or nothing at all.
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The corporations aim to make all their packaging recyclable, reusable or compostable by 2025.
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One way to avoid the charge would be to bring your own reusable container.
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"It's still best to use reusable things, even before composting and recycling," he said.
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It urged hospitals to consider the use of reusable gowns instead of disposable ones.
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Look for more edible and biodegradable packaging, and reusable everything, from cups to cutlery.
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The biodegradable cups are reusable, and drinking straws and plastic bags will be eliminated.
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Reusable delivery boxes: In an effort to reduce its carbon footprint, Walmart should develop a reusable delivery packaging that you leave on your doorstep to be picked up after you've received your items — you know, like the milk man used to do.
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While SpaceX has already slashed the cost of launches with its reusable rocket technology, Amazon.
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But there are still limits on just how reusable a rocket can be, says Miller.
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Also, it's unclear how long the reusable vehicle will remain in orbit this time around.
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The sensors themselves aren't reusable and are meant to be disposed of after each use.
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Basically it's a fully reusable vehicle, which is pretty great when it comes to rockets.
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SpaceX faces different but no less daunting challenges in trying to innovate with reusable rockets.
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Most likely scenario: that reusable rocket ends up as smoking wreckage in the Texas desert.
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The dispute apparently happened because the employee tried to sell the customer a reusable bag.
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ACI partnered with them to ensure that all PET bottles are converted to reusable materials.
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Image: PixabayPeople who wear contact lenses are often warned to properly clean their reusable contacts.
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I literally only bought a block of cheese and reusable grocery bags for cold groceries.
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Read more: The best water bottlesWe've written our share of stories about reusable water bottles.
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I bring my week's compost and a ton of reusable bags so I'm totally prepared.
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These reusable products cut down on single-use plastic, harmful chemicals, and all-around waste.
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SpaceX is already launching satellites on reusable rockets, while Blue Origin has sent test payloads.
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The company aims to revolutionize space missions with reusable rockets that would dramatically lower costs.
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I grab my reusable bags and head to the Trader Joe's about 229 minutes away.
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"The engineering challenge involved with building a highly profitable, reusable vehicle is gigantic," he added.
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We knew SpaceX was planning to do a reusable one, but then they did it.
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Coca-Cola says that by 2025, all its packaging will be recyclable, reusable or compostable.
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SpaceX records another first for reusable rocketry by catching Falcon Heavy fairing with a boat
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We use tins because they're reusable and recyclable — we don't want to harm the environment.
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The description touts the straws as being reusable, recyclable, BPA-free and made in America.
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Industry stakeholders claim that reusable rockets might lead to tremendous cost savings in space ventures.
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StratEx was conceived to create an inexpensive, reusable and safe way to explore the stratosphere.
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Just like New Shepard, the New Glenn booster is designed to be recovered and reusable.
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Check out this rockin' concept animation of its launch sequence, complete with reusable rocket stages.
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"The future of space travel is reusable rockets," proclaims a Space Center Houston press release.
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It was a prototype of a reusable rocket that would be able to land vertically.
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JD.com — the Amazon of China — is shooting for 1.993% recyclable or reusable packaging by 2020.
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Cyclone Force provides more consistent power with less clogging of the washable and reusable filter.
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I freed it from its reusable shell and a yellow window opened on our Lysa.
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Bring a reusable water bottle that you can refill instead of buying plastic water bottles.
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A little bit of everything, including lawnmowers, projectors, refurbished Amazon devices, and reusable coffee cups.
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One possible option is deposit systems that encourage customers to return reusable packaging or containers.
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It's Musk's brainchild, but he's been focused primarily on making reusable rockets and electric cars.
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If you have the expendable income, invest in a reusable water bottle and coffee cup.
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Make the pledge to go strawless when you're eating out or buy reusable straws today.
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It will require that all public-facing federal data must be machine-readable and reusable.
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Its potentially reusable spacecraft seem to promise continuing reductions in launch costs in the future.
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If rockets could be made reusable, the cost of a space launch could fall drastically.
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Plus, for every reusable bag sold during the month of April, Baggu will donate $0.10
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All foods here are served on silver metal trays and the utensils are reusable chopsticks.
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Charge a nickel, the thinking goes, and people will start using their own reusable bags.
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As rumored, the Mars vehicle will be reusable and the spaceship will refuel in orbit.
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The menstrual cup and other reusable period products have the potential to do enormous good.
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Flights on the reusable BFR rocket lineup will cost somewhere between $5 and $2200 million.
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Nestle Chief Executive, Mark Schneider, said he thought focusing exclusively on reusable packaging was wrong.
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He got his wish, as other companies are now working toward their own reusable rockets.
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For now, Blue Origin is working toward commercializing space with its own reusable rocket system.
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You can also teach any day's edition of The Times with our reusable activity sheets.
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Coming from a state where plastic bags are banned, I'm used to carrying reusable bags.
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Fortunately, there's a whole host of companies making compostable and reusable pods for Nespresso machines.
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Sets of dishes, wine glasses, lowball glasses, and reusable hot cups also lined the walls ...
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Instead, the airport will provide "hydration stations" for travelers to fill their own reusable bottles.
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French fashion house Dior is joining the sustainability movement: They are now selling reusable straws.
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Ostensibly, this would protect reusable, hexagon-shaped insulating tiles on the belly of future Starships.
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SpaceX has upended the space industry with its relatively low-cost reusable Falcon 9 rockets.
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Built using technology from the existing Orion spacecraft, the lander is single-stage and reusable.
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The science behind these technologies is being simplified by smaller reusable and electric propulsion companies.
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Reusable straws need to be washed, which not all people with disabilities can do easily.
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On my way to check out, I noticed reusable bags for sale for only $0.99.
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Shops at the airport will sell reusable water bottles for travelers who don't have them.
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See what you make of these reusable silicone storage bags they're selling over on Food52.
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The company has disrupted the global launch business with its lower prices and reusable boosters.
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Our colleagues at the Wirecutter recommend Klean Kanteen's steel straws and GoSili Reusable Silicone Straws.
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We have chalkboard decals on our walls and mini whiteboards and many other reusable canvases.
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Musk said the biggest obstacle currently is designing and building a large, "rapidly reusable" rocket.
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Reusable, aluminum versions of the ubiquitous red party cups are about to hit the market.
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"Electron is going reusable," Beck said Tuesday at a conference about small satellites, or smallsats.
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Musk says SpaceX's breakthrough reusable rocket technology is the company's key to driving down prices.
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When flying, Hoover brings a reusable water bottle and asks flight attendants to refill it.
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Her brainstorm was to make a reusable bottle that was better insulated — and looked better.
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As the frog is reusable for most dissections, the cost could be recouped over time.
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Because it would be reusable, it could deploy anything anyone cared to take into space.
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Instead of a purse, she carried a gold reusable water bottle in a black pouch.
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A few people carried reusable water bottles; one older woman walked in with a cane.
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Pros: Four-pack, antimicrobial, reusable, can wash them up to 50 timesCons: Can be pricey
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Virgin Galactic has so far invested $1 billion in its reusable mid-air launch technology.
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There are countless start-ups focused on making reusable, easy-to-carry plastic straw replacements.
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"Some reusable cups are so big they don't fit into the espresso machine," she says.
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She and her team produce 250,2000 reusable pads a year at her factory in Ethiopia.
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I feed my kitten and pour some iced almond milk mocha into a reusable cup.
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As single-use plastic water bottles proliferated, an environmentally conscious response emerged: reusable water bottles.
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Our pick for the best reusable shower cap you can buy is the Shhhower Cap.
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The plan includes building 1,000 fully reusable spaceships, called Starships, over the next 10 years.
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After one woman requested a reusable lint brush, it began stocking them for 99 cents.
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The nails are reusable, so they can be glued on and taken off multiple times.
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The first thing I wished I brought along with me was a reusable water bottle.
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Blue Origin's Jeff Bezos is already developing his own reusable orbital rocket, the New Glenn.
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By far my favorite of the current Five Two offerings are their Reusable Silicone Straws.
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The company said on Wednesday the reusable bag initiative will start rolling out next month.
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Nestlé is participating in Loop, a service that lets consumers buy products in reusable packages.
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And in July, all plates, bowls, and cutlery for on-site dining must be reusable.
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The starter kit ($59) includes the concentrate and a series of reusable plastic spray bottles.
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Reusable Stasher bags are a silicone alternative to disposable zipper-locked sandwich and storage bags.
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Those rockets, which are reusable and cheaper to make than others, could revolutionize space travel.
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A reusable jug to carry water will be important as well, once water is distributed.
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Toilet paper is sold the same way as millennial-focused makeup, reusable straws, and foam mattresses.
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It's led the charge by developing cheap reusable rockets that now regularly haul satellites to orbit.
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I remember to bring a reusable water bottle, but I don't have a mat at home.
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If you're living in Australia, you might want to pick out a stylish reusable bag soon.
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Eventually, SpaceX wants to land reusable rocket stages on land and water after trips to space.
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It also aims to make the packaging of all exclusive products either reusable, recyclable, or compostable.
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One of these is by switching from using takeaway coffee cups to using a reusable cup.
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Fill up a reusable water bottle before you leave, then refill it at every possible opportunity.
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If successful, the mission would be an important entry into a new era of reusable rockets.
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If the reusable rocket plan is a success, it could change the way rockets work today.
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Starbucks' reusable mug would make a great gift for any coffee lover in your life, too.
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Cronin likened such a device to a reusable chemical hand warmer, which also runs on crystallization.
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I grab my reusable mug, so at least I'm not generating more trash with my laziness.
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Of course, the whole point of landing such a reusable rocket is to actually reuse it.
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In 1992, a small outbreak of E. coli and bacteria was linked to contaminated reusable bags.
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Starbucks has launched a month-long trial of a reusable cup program at London's Gatwick Airport.
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I cram everything into my backpack and reusable grocery bags, and then take the bus home.
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And that puts SpaceX back in a position to finally reuse one of these reusable vehicles.
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Nailing this aspect is key to its long-term strategy for reusable rockets and affordable spaceflight.
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Reusable water bottles are a must for anyone looking to cut back on their waste production.
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Opting for reusable bottles and bags can reduce the amount of plastic trash produced every year.
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Starbucks sold the straws both on their own and as part of a reusable steel cup.
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This set from KISS comes with a reusable pair and rotating lash applicator, all under $12.
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Diamond has also long offered a 10% discount to anyone who brings their own reusable cup.
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Blue Origin, Jeff Bezos' private space tourism company, has also made huge strides toward reusable rockets.
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And it looks as though it will take a lot of different sizes, including reusable tumblers.
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I'm seeing a lot more people sell reusable water bottles at festivals now, which is awesome.
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Getting a reusable water bottle is probably the easiest way to conserve water and save money.
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The B1035 Falcon 9 reusable core stage coming in for a landing on December 17, 2017.
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If tonight's launch is successful, Dragon will be part of an exclusive club of reusable spacecraft.
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Reusable tankers will be sent to orbit to refill BFR, enough to get it to Mars.
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So he bought a reusable bottle to tote around — something he now does in New York.
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Like the Falcon 9, the Falcon Heavy is also meant to be reusable at some point.
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We're told she put the food into several reusable bags and walked out to her car.
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For many years NASA didn't design affordable or reusable rockets, because cost was never an issue.
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The company has also begun piloting a free reusable water bottle scheme at schools in Ubud.
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But we do know that the future rocket will be reusable, just like the New Shepard.
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These are the sturdy, reusable razors you might have seen your grandpa use at one point.
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That's why a good reusable insulated water bottle is an excellent alternative to plastic water bottles.
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The company is storming the launch industry with reusable rockets, which make space travel more affordable.
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But SpaceX is developing a fully reusable rocket system called Starship to get you to space.
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I buy food in bulk and pack snacks in reusable containers when we're on the go.
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Bloomreach found that sales of reusable straws increased by a whopping 357% in the past year.
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But the potential profitability of the reusable system would quickly recoup the initial costs, he said.
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Rocket Lab's Electron rocket will go reusable, with the company aiming for mid-air helicopter recovery
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SpaceX plans to use that same technology for Falcon Heavy and make the rocket largely reusable.
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The Starship is not only a heavy-lift rocket — it also is designed to be reusable.
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Other companies like Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin are also hoping to create reusable fleets of rockets.
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SpaceX is also trying to cut costs with reusable spaceships and aggressively pursue more economical designs.
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"I always travel with a reusable water bottle," a flight attendant for Delta Air Lines said.
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Shop Baggu bags at Amazon hereI rarely go anywhere without my reusable nylon tote from Baggu.
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ButDioris extending these efforts beyond the clothes it makes and into another space altogether: reusable straws.
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After a year of using plastic, single-use K-cups, I bought an $8 reusable filter.
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That includes reusable rockets, such as the suborbital New Shepard and the heavy-lifting New Glenn.
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Jeff Bezos in pouring billions into the Blue Origins New Glen and its reusable follow-ons.
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Today, we launched our single, reusable application for all of Startup Battlefield and TC Top Picks.
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Naturally, different materials and colors can be swapped in, and the uncured resin is totally reusable.
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Mash up some bananas, sweet potatoes and peas and fill up your own reusable travel pouches.
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To appease them, companies are making broad recycling and sustainability commitments and experimenting with reusable packaging.
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Starbucks, for example, has stopped filling reusable cups or offering "for here ware," at its cafes.
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In Billings, Montana, some healthcare professionals are using 403D printers to make reusable plastic face masks.
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At American, we stopped our hot-towel service and stopped using reusable glasses, and nobody cared.
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Of course the film is set in the 1860s, a time before convenient reusable water bottles.
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At Tivoli, an old-fashioned amusement park, there was a kiosk to return reusable coffee cups.
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Reusable bags can be a decent compromise, provided you hold onto them and use them often.
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Just Salad has recently taken steps to halt the reusable bowl program it's best-known for.
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Same goes for a reusable water bottle to cut down on cups and plastic water bottles.
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Toiletries were big, reusable bottles of natural rosemary grapefruit shampoo and conditioner, and lemon-honey soap.
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As for reusable shopping bags, Menachery said he'd used one himself at the grocery store recently.
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One of the easiest baby steps you can take towards sustainability is a reusable water bottle.
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The ban imposes more difficulties on many Kenyans than just the inconvenience of getting reusable bags.
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Dr. Campbell also recommends steering clear of reusable waxes, which can spread germs and cause infection.
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Boats, helicopters and parachutes When talk about "reusable rockets" comes up, SpaceX is the obvious touchstone.
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What is known is that the military is using the planes to develop reusable spaceflight technology.
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SpaceX says its reusable rocket technology has allowed it to drastically reduce the cost of spaceflight.
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Grab some reusable bottles for yourself and save 25% and get free shipping with code SELFCARE.
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After years of using plastic, single-use K-cups, I finally bought an inexpensive reusable filter.
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The move away from single-use plastics will make products like reusable silicone bags more popular.
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SpaceX has already upended the space industry with its relatively low-cost reusable Falcon 9 rockets.
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The easiest way to avoid this inconvenience and fees is to bring your own reusable bags.
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It's also vegan and made with an eye toward sustainability, as most reusable grocery bags are.
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In health care settings, safely reusable respiratory protection that can be disinfected can be crucially important.
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Amazon will do this with improvements in electric vehicles, reusable packaging, aviation biofuels and renewable energy.
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Read more about Keurig from Business Insider:Keurig reusable filter reviewThe best coffee and espresso pod machines
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In the 17 years since its founding, SpaceX's cheap, reusable machines have revolutionised the rocket business.
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I also get a reusable bag because my roommate's dog ripped mine to shreds last week.
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Starting next week, one third of all its supermarkets will have already transitioned to reusable bags.
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SpaceX plans to make Falcon Heavy reusable in the same way as the company's previous rockets.
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You bring your own bags to the supermarket, you have a reusable straw, you recycle plastics.
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New Yorks (CNN Business)Walmart will begin selling reusable bags at checkout to reduce plastic waste.
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SpaceX's BFR rocket system is expected to have capabilities for interplanetary travel, and be fully reusable.
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NASA would like to establish a permanent presence on the moon, using reusable rockets and landers.
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Later that year, Space X launched and recovered the first-ever reusable rocket: the Falcon 9.
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The SLS program has seen multiple delays and cost overruns, and the rocket is not reusable.
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Sharon Lawless: Reusable continues at Robert Henry Contemporary (56 Bogart Street, Bushwick, Brooklyn) through December 22.
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The NDAA also directs the defense secretary to pursue a strategy that includes reusable rockets in national security launches, mandates the continuation of certification processes to validate the use of these components, and requires justification for why a national security launch contract awards excludes reusable rockets.
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But Loop's proponents argue reusable packaging is even more effective than recycling at reducing consumers' environmental impact.
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I'm trying to cut down on plastic, so I put some reusable sandwich baggies in my cart.
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It has three first-stage boosters that will be entirely reusable if all goes according to plan.
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Reusable bags > Plastic bags Plastic bags are one of the most ingrained products in American daily life.
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SpaceX has upended the industry with reusable rocket technology that has slashed the cost of space transportation.
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This reusable New Shepard spaceflight system test marked one of the company's most complicated tests to date.
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Depending on where you live though, you could still save by bringing your own reusable shopping bags.
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The company is also using the season to get people in the habit of using reusable cups.
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It is giving away a free reusable red cup to customers who order a holiday beverage Friday.
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Tomorrow morning, the safety-conscious company is launching its reusable New Shepard rocket for the fifth time.
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It involves a slew of new technology: gigantic, reusable rockets; carbon fiber fuel tanks; ultra-powered engines.
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One of the key features of the program is sustainable space exploration with reusable spacecraft and architecture.
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Blue Origin and ULA also plan to make their rockets partially reusable as a cost-saving measure.
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I pour a quick (reusable) mug of coffee, and make it out the door almost on time.
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In addition, Rebel has created a number of reusable components to enable the creation of complex layouts.
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But he has always insisted that cheap spaceflight will only be truly possible once rockets become reusable.
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The idea behind the Philadelphia initiative is to divert as much organic food waste into reusable energy.
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In 2016, the SpaceX Falcon 9 made the first successful ocean landing of a reusable orbital rocket.
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You should invest in reusable containers, especially glass ones and jars for storing and carrying food around.
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Some contact lenses are daily and disposable, others are reusable for two weeks or a whole month.
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But has the world of reusable diapers changed so drastically in the span of a single generation?
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And because its side stages are reusable, it can make them faster than others can make theirs!
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Kofa says that it's giving them reusable point-and-click tools to solve part of this problem.
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Under pressure, Danone now promises to make 100% of its packaging reusable, recyclable or compostable by 2025.
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Still, the reusable SpaceX rocket will cost a fraction of the cost of its predecessor to build.
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This would be a step further than SpaceX's current "Falcon" series of rockets, which are partially reusable.
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The updated rocket is designed to be reusable, which would drastically reduce costs of trips to space.
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We recently started using reusable mesh bags for our produce, which really cuts down our plastic usage.
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The rocket is designed to be partially reusable, with engines that can fly more than one mission.
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It's likely that almost everyone you know owns at least one reusable bottle, if not a few.
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She credits a company called Bobble with helping to really put reusable water bottles on the map.
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Next, the selected waste is recycled into reusable raw material that is used to produce the glasses.
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He builds spacefaring rockets in-house and makes them reusable, dramatically lowering the cost to leave Earth.
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"What SpaceX has achieved with the reusable and landing rocket segments is really an achievement," he said.
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Plus, Kylie will even throw in a pack of six reusable straws as part of the deal.
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Specifically, Liam was designed to tear apart your iPhone into recyclable and reusable parts with impressive precision.
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Once a fish is landed, it will be attached with a reusable RFID tag on the vessel.
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And in April, the United Launch Alliance announced early plans of their own reusable rocket, the Vulcan.
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Coverage of SpaceX and Blue Origin, the two private companies pursuing the reusable rocket, is near inescapable.
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When rockets are reusable and don't need much refurbishing, that means the can endure more practice runs.
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There's nothing more romantic than the American tote bag — washable, reusable, foldable, and very often font-conscious.
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Invest in a wide headband or a reusable shower cap to keep your hair from getting wet.
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Virgin Galactic is testing the SpaceShipTwo VSS Unity, a reusable space launch system that does horizontal launches.
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The reason for all these landing attempts is that Musk is trying to make SpaceX's rockets reusable.
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You can pick up a pack of Softy Reusable Straws for $83 — 18% off the usual price.
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Whether reusable rockets or advanced imaging, space tech encompasses a variety of incredible new pursuits for businesses.
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The solution is to make packaging reusable, said Graham Forbes, global project leader for Greenpeace's plastics campaign.
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The pasta continued to work for water, and I felt good about pairing them with reusable cups.
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Estimates put the cost of the reusable rocket launch at $5,113 per pound, or about $6 million.
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Reusable K-cups for your Keurig or to use as impromptu tea balls for loose-leaf tea.
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The formula is 99% natural and plant-based, and the canister is fully recyclable and also reusable.
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Musk has upended the industry with reusable rocket technology that has slashed the cost of space transportation.
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This means all the waste generated during the Sydney to Adelaide flight was recyclable, reusable, or compostable.
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There was a handy water bottle holder, since nearly everyone carries a reusable water bottle these days.
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Currently, his website offers lighter cases, rolling papers, makeup bags, reusable straws, and grinders for $21 each.
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Reusable grocery bags The average person uses a plastic bag from the store for just 12 minutes.
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Rapidly reusable orbital rocket systems will be key to making space travel practical and affordable, Musk said.
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Reusable straws have gained popularity in recent years, but they're somewhat difficult to take around with you.
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"Every one of our products is washable and reusable so it's good for the planet," Selby said.
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The space shuttle was reusable (sort of), but NASA spent months turning an orbiter around between missions.
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MCGEEHAN: I have occasionally sent my younger son off with a reusable one filled from the tap.
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Get your parents to start small, even if that means advocating for reusable straws, like Jimenez's mom.
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Plus, Starbucks will give out limited-edition reusable red cups to customers while supplies last on Friday.
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Called assistENT, the company uses small, reusable rings that fit into the nostril and open the septum.
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Jessamijn Miedema is co-founder of the reusable towel brand, EcoFemme, that's based in Auroville, southern India.
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These fees will go to the state's Environmental Protection Fund and to supplying consumers with reusable bags.
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San Francisco International already requires vendors to provide certified compostable utensils, food service accessories, and reusable cups.
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Elon Musk spent $1 billion developing SpaceX's reusable rockets — here's how fast he might recoup it all
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If your favorite products don't come in travel-friendly sizes, decant lotions and potions into reusable bottles.
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Ditch your one-and-done straws, spoons, and containers with this kit of affordable, reusable stand-ins.
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And we have recommendations on affordable, reusable stand-ins for single-use plastic straws, spoons and containers.
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Scoop one up for $30 on sale for $10 off, and join the reusable water bottle revolution.
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When it comes to reusable cups, mugs, and plates, plain old soap and water does the trick.
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Starting at $14.69, you can get a 32-ounce travel mug that comes with two reusable straws.
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A Danish Eco-Startup launched LastTissue this week (a follow-up to their reusable Q-tip LastSwab).
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You get six reusable handkerchiefs made from organic cotton, carried inside a silicone, dishwasher safe carrying case.
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Front Burner Veles, from a New York entrepreneur, is a surface cleaner in a reusable aluminum can.
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Blue Origin made history in 2015 when it successfully launched and landed the reusable rocket, New Shepard.
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Instead of a purse, Rogers held a black and gold reusable water bottle that matched her dress.
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They bring reusable bags and you get overwhelmingly good effects in terms of reduction of bag litter.
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Companies are eager to help sponsor the reusable bags if they can put their logos on them.
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In 2010, Mr. Schneider began Gotham Project with Mr. Bieler, selling wine in reusable kegs to restaurants.
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Most reusable shopping bags are made of nylon or canvas and come in all shapes and sizes.
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A report by Grand View Research valued the reusable water bottle market at $8.1 billion in 2018.
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The genius part of the Sea Dragon's design, besides its immensity, was that it was totally reusable.
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Not only are glass reusable containers environmentally friendly, but they'll also last you longer than plastic alternatives.
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SpaceX developing reusable rockets is "an elevator to low Earth orbit," the firm said at the time.
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This planner is reusable and made of vegan leather, so you can save money and the planet.
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Like the New Shepard, New Glenn is also meant to be reusable and land after each flight.
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The airline is encouraging passengers to bring their own reusable cups on board aircraft and into lounges.
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Power aside, some of the greatest innovation to come from SpaceX has been its reusable rocket boosters.
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The company sells reusable bags that help purchase meals for children suffering from malnutrition in underdeveloped countries.
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And don't forget to wash your reusable shopping bags after each use, the American Cleaning Society suggests.
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Because you didn't bring your reusable tote bag to Trader Joe's, that polar bear is now dead.
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Coffee lovers were outraged when Starbucks launched a reusable cup promotion last month that ended up selling out in just a few minutes—but a new promotion tied to Starbucks' latest reusable tumbler might make up for the snafu, especially if you're able to get your hands on one.
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We used to use paper towels with our meals and I'm so excited to switch to reusable napkins.
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Many reusable coffee mugs have leakage, annoying lids, or tacky quotes plastered on them—not the Keep Cup.
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Reusable pages can be uploaded to his favorite note-taking app, then wiped clean with a damp cloth.
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"The transformation of human to soil happens inside our reusable, hexagonal recomposition vessels," Recompose states in an FAQ.
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The difference now is that students take them in reusable containers that are returned, washed, and used again.
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SpaceX will continue developing its reusable hardware, aiming to recover a booster and relaunch it within 24 hours.
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This set also comes with a reusable pourer and vacuum stopper to save your wine longer after opening.
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The easiest solution is to keep reusable bags in your car, so you'll always have them on hand.
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These modifiable, reusable devices allow people to refill their supply of e-liquid from a separate bottle dispenser.
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One of the most straightforward ways to combat this waste is by investing in a reusable water bottle.
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This tumbler is a tad more expensive than Starbucks' other reusable drinkware—it's available for $40 plus tax.
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If NASA was in the habit of taking chances, it'd probably have its own reusable rocket by now.
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The goal is to get people in the habit of using reusable cups, COO Roz Brewer told CNBC.
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You still have the option of using your own coffee grounds if you get reusable stainless steel capsules.
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Reusable water bottle Plastic bottles should be among the first things to go in a zero waste lifestyle.
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Last year, India tested a scale model of a Reusable Launch Vehicle, which resembles the US space shuttle.
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This allowed them to swap reusable parts—like eyes and mouth styles—consistently and quickly between different emoji.
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SpaceX's reusable rockets, at a cool $90 million, are also cheaper to build than others in the past.
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Now you already have the launch mechanism, which was 77% of the total cost of the launch, reusable.
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To get there, Unilever will offer more reusable and refillable packaging, and sell more "naked," or unwrapped, products.
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The company previously committed to making all of its plastic packaging fully reusable, recyclable or compostable by 2025.
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Having pet hair (or people hair) on your clothes isn't exactly stylish — but these reusable lint rollers are.
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These days, more and more people are making the switch from disposable options to a reusable menstrual cup.
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Like reusable menstrual cups, it needs to be removed every 12 hours and replaced with a new disc.
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It boasts AirSpeed technology that never loses suction and a reusable dust cup that doesn't require frequent replacement.
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The Reusable Plastic Straw This type of straw is basically a hard version of the classic bendy straw.
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Swoofe reusable food wraps—$17.80 See Details Dentists recommend that toothbrushes be changed every three to four months.
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The Blossom Menstrual Cup is significantly less expensive than your average reusable cup, but works just as well.
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This year, OKOW delivered 900 reusable sanitary napkin kits made by a remarkable group called Days for Girls.
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This fast turn-around time is part of the proof-of-concept of affordable spaceflight through reusable rockets.
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It was considered an important milestone in the space industry and a big step toward making rockets reusable.
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Blue Origin's reusable rocket, which just made its fourth trip to space, hit an apogee of 331,501 feet.
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The Buran programme was Russia's reusable spacecraft plan that was hobbled by the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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Plus, they're washable for reusable wear and come with an attachable cord that prevents them from getting lost.
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Still, as SpaceX moves toward using more reusable rockets, these sorts of "expendable" endeavors will become less common.
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SpaceX has also worked to bring down rocket costs even more by designing them to be partially reusable.
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Packaged goods companies like Procter & Gamble, Nestle, PepsiCo, Unilever, UPS and others are joining forces on reusable packaging.
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And while the greener, reusable substitute is often a bit pricier, you'll save money in the long run.
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It's hoped that the country will be using a full-scale reusable spacecraft within the next 10 years.
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The video shows the flight of the reusable booster from just ahead of reentry through descent and landing.
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We are designing an open, durable, reusable architecture that will support deep space exploration for decades to come.
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Also, I pack my travel coffee mug and a reusable water bottle in my work bag for tomorrow.
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We want to help customers remember their reusable bags in a way that will really stick with them.
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But the agency has previously said they'd like to do research on reusable rockets sometime in the future.
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It involves a slew of new technology: gigantic, reusable rockets; carbon-fiber fuel tanks; and ultra-powered engines.
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She points also to Renault and Walmart as companies embracing reusable materials and 100 percent renewable energy, respectively.
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SpaceX is known for its reusable rockets, which are able to perform multiple missions to space and back.
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Yes, reusable straws — so you can sip that precious H2O all day long without smearing your liquid lipstick.
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The reusable rocket booster successfully landed upright on a droneship in the Atlantic ocean nine minutes after launch.
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You'd be able to drop this reusable sheet, called PolyGone, into the laundry machine with your dirty clothes.
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Its attempts to broker a similar deal around reusable launch rockets, namely the space shuttle, were less successful.
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It can be instantly collapsed to a size that's small enough to fit into a reusable grocery bag.
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No matter what you should invest in a reusable water bottle (check out these 11 models for ideas).
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My New Year’s Resolution is to carry a reusable water bottle instead of a plastic one.
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These rely on small, independent and reusable microservices that can be assembled relatively easily into more complex applications.
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Elon Musk, SpaceX's CEO, is trying to make the company's rockets reusable as a way of saving money.
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The company even sells reusable stickers and kits to simulate real-life milestones like pimples, bruises, and menstruation.
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Reusable rockets powered by clusters of Raptors will lift both Mars-bound spacecraft and their fuel to orbit.
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Likewise, the same high-quality leak-proof Tritan containers and magnetic reusable cutlery are included in the set.
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Bezos is developing low-cost, reusable rockets with the goal of moving energy-intensive, heavy industry off Earth.
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For restaurants that need straws, such as smoothie shops, Lofflin recommends reusable options like Pyrex, bamboo or metal.
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How do we leverage reusable rockets, small satellites, and large constellations to strengthen our national security space posture?
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Water dispensers have been dotted over campus, and students are urged to carry their own reusable water bottles.
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In fact, in addition to S'well, tons of reusable water bottle companies participate in charity or sustainability initiatives.
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I switched to reusable cloth diapers (it's even more disgusting than you're picturing) and cut out baby wipes.
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How I did it: Switching to reusable diapers is like going vegan or deciding to run a marathon.
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By starting with a small suborbital rocket, the company is gaining experience in developing and launching reusable spacecraft.
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And, I liked that I could choose to install reusable batteries, which I happened to have on-hand.
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SpaceX has pioneered the use of reusable first stages, both for the Falcon 9 and the Falcon Heavy.
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So Terra uses FreshRealm's "shipping vessels," reusable boxes tailored to the prepared foods that it sends to customers.
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Passengers will have to bring their own reusable water bottles and fill them at "hydration stations" after security.
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The company currently sells reusable bags at its supermarkets and plans to increase the availability of those bags.
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Similarly, Unilever wants to replace all of its plastic packaging with reusable, recyclable, or compostable materials by 2025.
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The equipment is also reusable, so if he enjoys using it, he can brew another batch later on.
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This time, however, NASA wants to build a moon-orbiting space station with a reusable lunar-landing system.
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Retailers would also be given the option to sell reusable checkout bags made of cloth or durable plastic.
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In fact, early drafts of the space shuttle program actually called for reusable first and second stage rockets.
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Roll'eat Boc'N'Roll Reusable Sandwich Wrapper - £2100 See Details Plastic bags can take up to 22.79 years to decompose.
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Therefore, design of reusable and reconfigurable building should ensure that at any given moment in time they permanent.
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Over time, these costs may decrease as you build up a library of reusable integrations and ETL pipelines.
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The best thing you can do is plan in advance to always carry a reusable bottle with you.
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The reusable zipper pouch is such a lovely bonus that you might not even want to wrap it.
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They're currently developing and building their Dream Chaser spacecraft, which is reusable and lands like the Space Shuttle.
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Reusable cups are a simpler way to cut back waste because they bypass the complex recycling system altogether.
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Blue Origin has not announced the cost of a trip aboard its reusable rocket and capsule, New Shepard.
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Fox said the price of the small Xstat is now $80, down from $120 — and it's not reusable.
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Ocasio-Cortez also hinted that a line of Green New Deal-inspired reusable products is in the works.
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Single-use cups generate a lot of waste, so be sure to reach for a reusable mug instead.
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That same British analysis also looked into reusable options, like heavier, more durable plastic bags or cotton bags.
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Her few remaining belongings were in a reusable grocery bag that she was now using as a purse.
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And we have recommendations on affordable, reusable stand-ins for plastic one-and-done straws, spoons and containers.
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It will be larger than China's current Shenzhou spacecraft, and also will be reusable, the news agency said.
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Starbucks will temporarily stop allowing customers to bring their own reusable cups to its stores, the company announced.
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That's why she carries a reusable bag and cutlery wherever she goes and refuses plastic straws when offered.
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PORTABLE FOOD The decision to carry a reusable food container and utensils is between you and Mother Earth.
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This would pave the way for a societal shift from a throwaway culture to a reusable, refillable one.
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It will be a reusable space vehicle, launched into space by a first stage called the Super Heavy.
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The reusable swabs are made our of medical grade silicone, and can be washed with soap and water.
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If realized, the final vehicle would be made of steel, stand 387 feet tall, and be fully reusable.
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China is also working on partly reusable rockets, along with the United Launch Alliance and ArianeGroup, among others.
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To help with the transition, the New York City Department of Sanitation is giving out free reusable bags.
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It's a bit more structured than other reusable bags, so it's well-suited to more than just groceries.
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The brand also sells reusable produce bags, which would make a nice addition to any sustainable shopping routine.
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Trading your daily paper to-go cup for a more eco-conscious reusable mug isn't just about sustainability.
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That also means 2020 is the year you finally invest in a reusable receptacle to house your hydration.
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The rocket will also feature reusable tiles, which SpaceX has begun testing on flights of its Dragon capsule.
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Meanwhile, paper straws are about 6 cents each, while reusable glass straws cost between 50 and 60 cents.
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In February 2019, Glasgow Airport offered all 5,300 people working in and around the airport free, reusable bottles.
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Health care systems already have a full inventory of durable, reusable duodenoscopes, which cost between $35,000 and $45,000.
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The reusable bags are made out of recycled plastic and will be available for purchase for 98 cents.
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The BFR will be a reusable launch vehicle capable of taking 150 metric tons to low Earth orbit.
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Last summer, we stopped selling single-use plastic water bottles and asked our customers to buy reusable bottles.
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Pros: Celebrity favorite, vegan and cruelty-free, durable, reusable up to 15 timesCons: Pricey, lash glue sold separately
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Some say they are ready and willing, and grocery stores are promising to promote reusable synthetic fiber bags.
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Major government military contractor Lockheed Martin released plans for creating a reusable, crewed lunar lander back in October.
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After all, these $440 bags resemble the grocery bag you paid a nickel for after forgetting your reusable bag.
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The Concealer is a reusable silicone insert with adhesive on one side, similar to the "chicken cutlets" for bras.
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I carried a backpack filled with metal silverware, a washcloth (to serve as my napkin) and various reusable containers.
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This is the ninth mission for the New Shepard program and the third time this reusable rocket was used.
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The reusable design of its next-generation rocket could lead to a predicted cost reduction of 70%, iSpace estimated.
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LinkSpace previously told Reuters it hoped to charge no more than 30 million yuan ($4.25 million) per reusable launch.
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The company already committed last year to making all of its plastic packaging reusable, recyclable or compostable by 2025.
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If there are prolonged strings of failures, it might be time for SpaceX to rethink its reusable rocket strategy.
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The New Shepard reusable rocket is driven by a single BE-3 engine, which provides 110,000 pounds of thrust.
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Starbucks fans may need to scour several locations if they want to find the cafe's new reusable red cup.
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Blue Origin plans to make its reusable New Shepard vehicle fully operational and ready for consumer spaceflight by 2018.
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Environmentally, it's a great thing because it's reusable – but how do you make sure only one person uses it?
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As of last year, 95% of every new car sold in the EU has to be reusable or recyclable.
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Investing in a reusable water bottle is one example of how you can easily spend less and eliminate trash.
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There are environmental implications to the provision of disposable and reusable products — both eventually need to be disposed of.
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These reusable water-based coloring books may also entertain your kids for a good long while in the car.
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Oddly, it will also cover magnetically encoded gift cards, reusable shopping bags, ornamental cloth patches, shoe laces, and bathrobes.
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While it is reusable, you will be able to see faint remnants of your previous notes after microwaving it.
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The Rocketbook Everlast is infinitely reusable because you can just wipe down the page after it's served its purpose.
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That relatively high thrust count, however, has made some people speculate that maybe this means the condom is reusable.
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Fundamentally, we're on board with anything that encourages people to pick up a reusable cup over the disposable alternatives.
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In addition to the four new patterned holiday cups, Starbucks is also introducing a limited-edition reusable red cup.
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Customers can get the red reusable cup free of charge when they order a holiday beverage at Starbucks tomorrow.
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By making their mark, they set out to create Bambooee — a line of reusable paper towels sourced from bamboo.
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Actually re-using reusable rocketsSending a rocket into orbit and bringing it back to Earth is a huge accomplishment.
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The BFR is the massive reusable rocket that SpaceX is developing to take people to the Moon and Mars.
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Plus, some stores have fully swapped disposable shopping bags for reusable ones, as Urban Outfitters did five years ago.
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Caldironi bought a reusable coffee cup, started making her own beauty products and tried to stop buying packaged products.
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Although a different method, SpaceX has similarly expressed interest in applying its reusable rocket technology to long haul travel.
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Today, NASA officially opened their call for commercial launch providers asking to buy time for research using reusable vehicles.
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This research will be necessary if reusable rockets are going to become a feature of spaceflight in the future.
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Pack foodstuffs and gear in reusable containers that serve multiple functions; IE, bring in produce, and bring out compost.
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This is essential to their long-term goal of eventually running an efficient and effective reusable rocket launch service.
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"The booster, I think — I don't want to get complacent, but I think we understand reusable boosters," Musk said.
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Ever since its founding in 2002, those working at SpaceX have been seeking to make reusable rockets a reality.
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If you bring the reusable cup into the store until January 7, you'll receive $0.50 off your drink order.
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The alternative is messy and significantly less convenient though—replace them with a reusable cloth wipe, or your hands.
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Finally, the reusable core was the first to land at LZ-1, a landing zone at Cape Canaveral, Florida.
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And reusable menstrual cups are on the market from several companies, including Tampax, which unveiled its cup in October.
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Price: $19.99 These reusable and durable Himalayan sea salt glasses are anti-bacterial, and don't require washing in water.
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Do you think menstrual cups [a reusable, washable product that is inserted into the vagina] are a good option?
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Fish raised in RAS facilities, however, are comparatively happier little guys, free to roam in clean, clement, reusable waters.
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In a few years we might look back at this as the true beginning of the reusable rocket age.
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Chef'd says the foam liner is reusable, but in what normal context one would reuse it, I'm not sure.
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Under the law, stores could charge 10 cents for each paper bag or reusable composite bag given to customers.
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India has successfully completed their first small step toward joining the other players in the market of reusable spacecraft.
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But instead of working with plastic, they created reusable flat-pack furniture made of cardboard and covered with slipcovers.
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The Pura-Tip swabs are made from plant-based foam, and they are reusable — just rinse in hot water.
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In May, the school installed free water coolers on every floor, and asked students to bring in reusable bottles.
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This makes it harder to easily identify the tents that are potentially reusable in a field full of them.
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Place the cherry on top, and push through with a stiff straw (reusable works well here) or a chopstick.
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For example, Elon Musk's SpaceX is developing a radical, new, reusable vehicle called the BFR or Big Falcon Rocket.
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Bezos is confident about this because Blue Origin has mostly perfected a smaller reusable launch system called New Shepard.
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How to use the kitStep 1Place your garments (up to five) and one ultracleaning cloth into the reusable bag.
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Many shoppers, who may have bristled at first, have grown used to the idea of reusable bags, advocates say.
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Another is SpaceX, founded by Elon Musk, which is developing a towering and fully reusable launch system called Starship.
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By then he had founded SpaceX, with the aim of developing reusable rockets to eventually send people to Mars.
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Bambooee, if you're unfamiliar, is the company that popularized reusable bamboo paper towel alternatives on "Shark Tank" in 2013.
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The rocket will be a reusable two-stage launch vehicle capable of taking 150 metric tons to Earth orbit.
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Target pleased many people when it announced a program that would reward customers for bringing their own reusable bags.
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Clean Magic EraserThe best cleaning cloths you can buyStop buying paper towels and invest in reusable cleaning cloths instead.
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A reusable water bottle According to Natioal Geographic, one million plastic bottles are purchased every minute around the world.
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Acodeco, a Panama government consumer protection agency, advised shoppers to take reusable bags with them when they go shopping.
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We're witnessing the decline of plastic bags, plastic straws, foam cups; the rise of reusable water bottles and totes.
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Musk commonly calls the system's largest part — a giant reusable booster — the "Big F---ing Rocket" (BFR for short).
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With a small fleet of reusable New Shepard rockets, Blue Origin could be launching dozens of times a year.
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For SpaceX, this is significant because it's yet another proven mission success for its fight-proven, reusable spacecraft program.
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The paper describes SpaceX's current plans for starting a Mars colony with a fully reusable Big Falcon Rocket system.
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On Friday, SpaceX launched and landed the Falcon 9 Block 5, the newest version of the company's reusable rocket.
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At this point, my Impossible "meat" had spent three days sitting in my fridge in a sealed reusable bag.
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There are rainbow-soled Pride sneakers from Puma and reusable rainbow cups courtesy of the world's largest coffee corporation.
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To make baked goods look prettier, consider using practical reusable containers (like Pyrex's holiday containers) or a nice tin.
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He had given up meat, reduced his use of plastics, and brought reusable canvas bags when he went shopping.
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No small disposable bottles here — just the reusable large communal ones now becoming standard at many environmentally conscious hotels.
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For those who don't need a plastic straw to enjoy their next drink, a reusable straw can be handy.
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A reusable food-storage container with an airtight lid prevents spills, is reheatable and is easier to clean, too.
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But the "science around reusable bags and their potential to spread disease is contentious," the New York Times reports.
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They decided to send a message in a bottle using a paper receipt and a green, reusable water bottle.
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I try to incorporate reusable items into my routine, recycle, and purchase products that don't use environmentally harmful chemicals.
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Another is the co-founder of a Singapore nonprofit that provides reusable menstrual products to women in poor communities.
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Ms. Misra suggests Nalgene's Travel Bottle Kit, which is dishwasher-safe, reusable and comes in a variety of sizes.
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I check the Kroger app for coupons and get a reusable grocery bag from my trunk before heading in.
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The puffs — which can used with liquid, powder, and cream makeup — are said to be reusable and machine washable.
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Like the Everlast, the endlessly reusable Rocketbook Wave digitizes your notes and houses them in your favorite cloud service.
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Plastic bags are out It's always a good idea to bring reusable bags with you to the grocery store.
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As public concern about plastic pollution rises, consumers are reaching for canvas bags, metal straws, and reusable water bottles.
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There also was disagreement over whether thicker plastic bags should be considered reusable and not subject to the ban.
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Reusable K-Cups are also available from Keurig and other manufacturers, but haven't caught on with convenience-obsessed consumers.
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Having rocket components that can be easily recovered is key to SpaceX&aposs goal of developing reusable rocket technology.
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Elon Musk's company makes use of its reusable Falcon 9 rockets to reduce the costs of launching the satellites.
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For a reusable shopping bag that could double as, well, a regular bag, look at the Baggu Duck Bag.
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If you're not looking to splurge, the Easy Fold Bag Reusable Grocery Bags 3 Pack is a great option.
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The Baggu Large Reusable Shopping Bag is both stylish and practical, holding up to 50 pounds at a time.
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Logo-adorned reusable water bottles — a reference to the collection's theme of travel — were offered to attendees as souvenirs.
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Mainly, the adhesive is now reusable, so you can move the panels around without ripping paint off your wall.
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A new law now in effect in Berkeley requires customers to bring a reusable cup or pay a fee.
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The Pawz Waterproof Dog Boots are lightweight and reusable, but fully biodegradable when you're ready to dispose of them.
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Pros: Cleans floors with no rinsing needed, restores shine, non-toxic and fragrance-free, the spray bottle is reusable.
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They're infinitely reusable and can stretch to double or triple their size without ever losing strength, shape, or durability.
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He has offered tips: Jerseys are reusable from one season to the next if the sponsor remains the same.
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But in 2008, it also set out to serve 25 percent of its drinks in reusable containers by 2015.
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Over the next year, Starbucks says it will conduct research into how to get more customers using reusable cups.
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The EcoTools Shower Cap and Case is the ideal travel companion, as it comes with a reusable travel case.
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Single-use bronchoscopes already are making their way to market, although they are not expected to replace reusable scopes.
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Buying a reusable bottle, whether it's made of stainless steel, glass, or a thick plastic, is a good investment.
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Do you have someone in your life who carries a reusable water bottle everywhere and refuses straw at restaurants?
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Each GreenUp box arrives every other month and comes chock-full of sustainable, reusable goods designed to replace plastic.
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There are even some excellent environmentally friendly alternatives worth exploring, including 100% recycled papers and reusable fabrics and bags.
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SpaceX, which Musk founded in 2002, designed the Crew Dragon, a 14,000-pound spaceship that's made to be reusable.
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Virgin Orbit intends the two-stage LauncherOne system for use as both an expendable or reusable air-launched platform.
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Some women opt for reusable products because they worry about long-term exposure to the chemicals in bleached products.
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"In almost any motor transport — whether it's a plane or car, a horse, or bicycle — it's reusable," Musk said.
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Reusable fabric gift bags, biodegradable gift wrap, and wrapping paper made from recycled materials are all available on Amazon.
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King suggests giving presents that promote sustainable living, like reusable water bottles, metal straws, beeswax wrap, or bamboo toothbrushes.
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I've done some of the smaller things like using reusable utensils and tote bags and getting takeout less often.
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What&aposs more, both parts are being designed to be fully reusable many times with little to no repair.
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Help him cut down on plastic and prevent a recycling bin overflow with a reusable water bottle from Yeti.
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Single-use bronchoscopes already are making their way to market, although they are not expected to replace reusable scopes.
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Front Burner With its efficient design and reusable stainless-steel filter, you might want to skip the coffee shop.
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And we have recommendations on ditching one-and-done plastic straws, spoons and containers with affordable, reusable stand-ins.
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Counties can also add a 26-cent fee on paper bags to further encourage people to carry reusable bags.
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It would be reusable and nimble: NASA could change its orbit to pass over any location on the moon.
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In the end, both products I tried proved successful: I recommend either Intimina's reusable Ziggy cup—a relatively shallow, reusable silicone disk that fits around the cervix like a diaphragm—or the Flex Fit Disk, a disposable model of similar design that I find actually feels better, and less obtrusive, than Ziggy.
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Brewer said customers asked for more reusable cups, and the discount will entice more people to use it more often.
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The company can use a seaborne platform, or droneship, to serve as a landing side for its reusable rocket booster.
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Reusable bags are good, but in the chaos of getting out the door, they can be easily forgotten at home.
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Its ability to recover boosters is a key selling point, since the company says reusable hardware helps reduce launch costs.
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Why not get prepared for the anti-plastic straw movement and stock up on reusable water bottles and straws now?
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Announced last September, SpaceX intends for the reusable BFR to eventually replace its Falcon 9 and Falcon 9 Heavy rockets.
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A good way to ensure you remember to drink fluids throughout the day is to carry a reusable water bottle.
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But they're only reusable if they don't blow up, and the third, the center core engine, is officially unaccounted for.
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All that stuff is great, but also to be expected from any halfway decent (and not exactly cheap) reusable bottle.
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But, more importantly, the company is applying the lessons its learned landing rockets to make Starship fully reusable, Shotwell explained.
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The products, all washable and reusable, are manufactured in Sri Lanka and cost anywhere from $24 to $39 a pair.
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Reusable food huggers Wasting perfectly good fresh veggies because you didn't use the whole thing while cooking is honestly heartbreaking.
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But, last week I'd poured some cafetière coffee into my reusable cup and hadn't given the consequences a moment's thought.
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In other words, it'll be the closest SpaceX has come yet to its vision of totally reusable space launch operations.
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His company, Blue Origin, was building a reusable launch vehicle that, among other things, planned to take tourists into space.
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With these ingenious mesh reusable versions, you can easily store fresh fruit and veggies while grocery shopping — no trash needed.
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It was conceived in the late 22020s as a way to give NASA a set of inexpensive and reusable spacecraft.
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Pros: Easy to use, latex-free, holds the equivalent of multiple tamponsCons: Not reusable, can leak if not inserted properly
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Ultimately, companies may go in a different direction, like biodegradable wrapping or package-free grocery aisles instead of reusable containers.
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Start by exchanging plastic cups and takeaway boxes for reusable containers, before cutting back in other areas like office supplies.
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Earlier this month, it announced a new 22017-foot-tall rocket, called the New Glenn, which has a reusable booster.
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Additionally, SpaceX will continue recovery operations of our reusable Falcon rockets and Dragon spacecraft at the Port of Los Angeles.
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The new bill would require food vendors to forego straws, or offer reusable alternatives made from metal, paper or bamboo.
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Comprised of three reusable Falcon 9 rocket cores strapped together, the spacecraft is one of the most powerful ever made.
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Ultimately, Diamond believes that the best solution to cutting waste will be getting more customers to bring their reusable cups.
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It marks the first time SpaceX will launch a used rocket for NASA, further validating the company's reusable rocket technology.
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Reusable water bottles are a lot more eco-friendly than plastic water bottles, and they can save you money, too.
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I order the Laneige Water Sleeping Mask, Eau Thermale Avene Spring Water, Bioré sunscreen, and some travel-sized reusable bottles.
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We're building our fleet of versatile reusable launch vehicles step-by-step as we move towards operations #GradatimFerociter #NS10 pic.twitter.
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I pet her for a bit, then grab my backpack and reusable bag and finally head to the grocery store.
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The Raptor engine is being built for SpaceX's Starship rocket, which is designed to be a fully-reusable launch system.
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The Raptor engine is being built for the Starship rocket, which is designed to be a fully reusable launch system.
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Why it matters: A question is whether the drones, reusable and costing just $2-$3 million each, can fly autonomously.
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Recent projects such as the self-driving car, the Hyperloop and reusable rockets prove that innovation is alive and well.
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Reusable ice packs are allowed, and visitors can ask for free ice at food and beverage stands, the company said.
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But moving simple, reusable machines like a little arm half a micrometer long is more difficult than at human scale.
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The team is also preparing to launch a new reusable diapering system, Esembly, to expand Diaperkind's reach beyond New York.
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Help her cut down on plastic and declutter the floor of her car with a reusable water bottle from S'well.
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"The experiment has laid solid foundation for the realization of reusable rockets in the country," an unnamed source told Xinhua.
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SpaceX President Gwynne Shotwell expects reusable rockets to bring down launch costs by about 30 percent, according to Space News.
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It's a remnant of the USSR's failed effort at building a reusable space shuttle as part of the Buran Program.
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Aerospace startup Masten Space Systems just introduced two new additions to the company's long line of reusable rockets and landers.
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The menstrual cup—an insertable, reusable cup that collects menstrual blood—has also been around since the early 20th century.
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