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Recycling, It's not just for tree huggers
anymore.
- Imagine living is a city so enthusiastic about recycling that you could
call it addicted. The classic symptom of addiction is wanting more, more
more. Read a New York Times article
about San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsome and recycling.
- Click
here to see what happens when you don't recycle and you run out of
landfill space.
- Members of the Pee Dee Sierra Club learned of sustainability
efforts by Wal-Mart. Official spokesperson, Tara Stewart, (tara.stewart@wal-mart.com)
told of some of the efforts the giant retailer is making to offset some of
the environmental effects of their business.
- For more stories about recycling view the recycling
archives of the New York Times.
Recycling in Florence
- Recycle inkjet cartridges and old
cell phones through the Chapter Office.
- The City
of Florence recycles cans (aluminum, steel, aerosol), plastic
bottles and jugs (#1, #2), paper (newspaper and inserts) All you need to
do is put it in a green plastic recycling bucket in front of your house on
the appropriate day.
- Florence
County also recyclesy cans (aluminum, steel, aerosol), plastic
bottles and jugs (#1, #2), glass (brown, green, clear), paper (newspaper and
inserts) as well as cardboard and used motor oil at 15 different sites.
If you have any problems with recycling at the county contact Kathy Nephew
at (843)
292-1603 or knephew@florenceco.org.
- Wal-Mart, Harris Teeter and other stores take back plastic bags and Harris
Teeter also accepts paper bags.
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