City to launch pilot recycling program at recreation facilities

El Paso's pilot recycling program

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- The El Paso Parks and Recreation Department is announcing that it's launching a pilot recycling program. The program, will be implemented in all of the city's recreational facilities, and recycling bins will be placed in key areas. Visitors will be able to recycle plastics, aluminum, and other recyclable materials. According to the city's Parks and Recreation Department, this initiative aims to promote sustainability, re…

City to launch pilot recycling program at recreation facilities

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) -- The City of El Paso Recreation Department is launching a pilot recycling program at all its recreational facilities. "The initiative aims to promote sustainability, reduce waste, and encourage residents to adopt environmentally friendly practices in their daily lives," the City said in a news release. As part of the program, recycling bins will be placed in key areas throughout Parks and Recreation facilities, making it …

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Registration simplified for soft plastics recycling pilot - Alpine Observer

ALPINE Shire residents can now register for the Local Soft Plastics Recycling Pilot program at the same time as they pick up their program-specific orange bags, making participation easier than ever.The Local Soft Plastics Recycling Pilot program previously required residents to pre-register before picking up their bags, which is no longer a requirement for community members wanting to recycle their soft plastics. Alpine Shire has seen 1145 resi…

Creagh eyes improved local recycling with circular policy push

The UK Government says its programme of ongoing reforms to packaging and waste management policy will serve to drive-up local authority recycling rates in England. The post Creagh eyes improved local recycling with circular policy push appeared first on Packaging News.

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