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REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLE & RE-THINK

REDUCE the amount of garbage you generate by purchasing and using products wisely, thereby conserving our precious natural resources and landfill space. YOU CAN:

  • Purchase food in bulk or concentrate.
  • Avoid plastic and products that are neither reusable or easily recyclable.
  • Share magazines and newspaper subscriptions with friends.
  • Recycle by purchasing products in recyclable containers, such as aluminum, steel, glass, paper, cardboard and "certain types" of plastics.

REUSE Products whenever possible. YOU CAN:

  • Use products that are made to be used many times, such as cloth diapers, cloth napkins, towels, rags, sponges, or silverware.
  • Use the backside of paper to take notes and do scratch work.
  • Look into purchasing used goods at second hand stores and garage sales.
  • Bring your grocery, produce bags back to the supermarket, and reuse them.

RECYCLE all materials possible. YOU CAN:

  • Help establish and promote recycling programs.
  • Make a compost pile to recycle food scraps and yard trimmings.
  • Recycle your used motor oil and car batteries at a local service station.
  • Organize a recycling program in your school, business, church or local government office.

CLOSE THE LOOP, YOU CAN:

  • Buy products made from recycled content materials, look for the recycle symbol and post-consumer content. For a list of products to buy, click here.

 


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