Recycling drives growth of county waste program success
Onondaga County reports about 98 percent of households recycle, with a 42 percent curbside rate and 62 percent including voluntary recycling from factories and agencies. OCRRA credits education and community engagement, noting nationwide averages at 42 percent and praising local participation and promotional efforts.
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New York
Bud Colden
Zbtute
Bureau of Waste Reduction and Recycling
Sthey
New
York State
Onondaga County
Sistate
Sahana
Colden
Suzanne LaLonde
OCRRA
Rand
Syracuse
LaLonde
Ocrz*ra
PiLaLonde
Four County Recycling Series Highlights U S Trends
A four part series surveys how a booming economy boosts waste and curbside recycling adoption. It reports that about 136 million Americans now use curbside programs, notes 28.8 percent national recycling in 1998, and compares Onondaga and nearby counties while detailing market forces, enforcement ideas, and county programs in Cayuga Madison and Oswego.
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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
U.S
EPA
Onondaga County
Michael Shapiro
Cayuga
Madison
Oswego
Madison County
Jim Zecca
Cayuga County
Oswego County
Zecca
Mark Lichtenstein
Lichtenstein
Recycling sorting guide fragment with mixed items
A fragmented guide instructs flattening and bagging for corrugated cardboard, all paper including newspapers and magazines, and labeled steps for metals, glass, plastic bottles, and cartons. It names containers, preparation actions, and a contact number, amid garbled OCR text and unclear items.
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