Check out Ali G aka Bruno aka Borat aka Sacha Baron Cohen chat with “dirty” environmentalists like Professor Michael Redclift of Kings College in London about recycling and global warming, and why he’s decided to never take a bath again:

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If you work hard enough, you can pretty much recycle anything these days. The trick is knowing where to go with your batteries, cell phones, smoke detectors, televisions, pesticides, nuclear waste, antifreeze, and so forth and so on. Lucky for us, MSN Green is here to help. While the internet has not yet figured out a way to come to your place and pick up all your stuff, it’s at least trying to make the steps you have to dispose of your things properly take slightly less complicated.

With their handy “green directory,” you can type in what you’re trying to recycle and your zip code, and they’ll give you the nearest locations where you can safely get rid of your junk.

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Over 7 billion Pepsi cans will be printed with recycling factoids as part of their “Have we met before?” campaign to inform drinkers that the can they’re using has been made from 40% recycled aluminum, and to encourage them to recycle their empties.

Our research tells us that most people recycle, when they remember, said Kate Krebs, executive director of the National Recycling Coalition.

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