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Penticton embraces recycling program, redirects 102,000 pounds of books

  • A Penticton-based recycling program has redirected more than 102,000 pounds of damaged or out-of-date books since the start of 2023.
  • The designated carts for recycling books are located at the Penticton Public Library and Campbell Mountain Landfill.
  • Penticton aims to lower its recycling contamination rate from 6 percent to 5 percent or lower by the end of 2025.
  • David Kassian, the city's sustainability supervisor, stated, "It’s encouraging to see how Penticton has embraced this program.
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