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On a Saturday afternoon, workers at the California plant of Interface Carpet don jumpsuits, head to a local landfill, dive into the refuse, and retrieve garbage. Employees aren't searching for lost currency, just discarded items that could be recycled. It's a routine called "the dumpster dive." After cleaning up, staffers...

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On a Saturday afternoon, workers at the California plant of Interface Carpet don jumpsuits, head to a local landfill, dive into the refuse, and retrieve garbage. Employees aren't searching for lost currency, just discarded items that could be recycled. It's a routine called "the dumpster dive." After cleaning up, staffers head back to the plant, and think about how they can preserve items for recycling that are normally discarded.

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