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They start as milk bags, and end up as mattresses. A volunteer initiative launched in Toronto following the 2010 Haitian earthquake has helped countless of people in need -- including those in disaster zones -- by providing mats made of recycled milk bags.
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Recycling for a cause: Milk bags transformed into mattresses for Moncton's homeless
