HRS 343 NEW revised statutes

[birdmove]

My wife and I were talking about how much money we waste shipping containers full of cardboard which the folks who dump it are apparently to lazy to spend a few seconds flattening it. In all too many cases they won't even remove the styrofoam packing blocks from the unflattened box. Is it possible that the cardboard could be ground up and mixed with the mulch and used for topsoil? We built a brick keyhole planting area a few years ago, and lined the inside with cardboard to start off. Didn't take long for the cardboard to break down. Maybe we could stop sending these containers, mostly full of air due to the unflattened boxes, and paying for the two way shipping on them at least?

Jon in Keaau/HPP