Frederick County Approves Grassroots Recycling Plan
Frederick County commissioners unanimously endorsed a five year plan urging household separation of recyclables including newspapers aluminum cans glass bottles and cardboard. The plan seeks 20 percent recycling by 1994 and targets a future pilot center while evaluating collection methods amid cost concerns and diverse communities.
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Groups begin recycling campaign in Frederick County
Local Sierra Club chair Ron Sundergill joined Clean Water Action at Winchester Hall to announce a door to door recycling drive. The effort aligns with county commissioners backing a program aimed at cutting trash to the county landfill by 20 percent. Volunteers will canvass about 2 000 homes over two weeks to educate residents on Maryland recycling law and urge letters of support and donations to bolster statewide recycling efforts.
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