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Geocaching can be a great green activity, and the people running the website have always stressed being aware of the environment. Cache In, Trash Out is a mantra for geocachers who head off into the wildnerness or even urban settings in search of little treasure chests. Another important part of the green thinking is keeping caches well maintained so that they don’t become a trash source. But what about the contents themselves… Read the full story on TreeHugger
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