I want to apologize for my delay in posting anything. I just returned back from taking my oldest daughter to the College of Charleston for orientation and have been tied up for several days. I will be back to my normal posting within a day or so. For now, I thought some of these attached facts were interesting: MAKING NEWS Making recycled paper uses 30 percent to 55 percent less energy than making paper from trees. If you recycle a foot-tall stack of newspapers, you save enough energy to take a hot shower every day for a week. And considerable energy is saved by not trucking garbage to distant landfills. Other benefits of recycling: 95 percent less air pollution and one tree saved for every 150 pounds of paper you recycle. Americans already recycle 24 millions tons of paper a year, 29 percent of the paper we use. But there's room to improve. More than 50 million tons worth of room, in fact. For every household that recycles its daily newspaper, five tre