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Partial media list
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Press Release
It's a Trashy Life, But "The Goddess of Garbage" loves it.
San Francisco Examiner Friday, March 8, 2002
With clutter up, new solution is to display, not hide it.
SF Gate, San Francisco Chronicle Tuesday, February 12, 2002
Carol Tanzi flies in the face of every stereotype about trash picking and dumpster digging.
The Goddess tries to help people see that you don't have to buy everything new.
The Wave: a Peninsula, South Bay, Santa Cruz and San Francisco Publication February 28 - March 14, 2002
Garbage is Next to Godliness. Carol Tanzi has designs on your trash.
The energy of Carol Tanzi on five hours of sleep could power the entire Bay Area.
Creative Reuse: See your discards in a new light. Brochure for County of San Mateo, Recycle Works continued
The Sustainable Advocate: Publication of Sustainable San Mateo County January, 2002
Teacher, banker, and shop owner Pete Tachis understands the importance of selling used. He saves his customers a lot of money and saves sports equipment from going to the landfill.
The Spokesman Review, Spokane, Washington Friday, November 2, 2001
Carol A. Tanzi decorates with junk, but the results are hardly trashy. Give her a trash can and she'll create a dining table. To her, old radiators aren't refuse; they're legs for a trendy, industrial-look desk.
Purple Mountain Press: The Real Newspaper for Kids
Most people visit furniture stores and browse through catalogs when
they decide to redecorate their homes. Not Carol Tanzi. She heads directly to the dump.
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