Increasing number of recyclers in city is RecycleHere’s agenda
A report released by the Detroit City Council Recycling/Environmental
Task Force calls for the incinerator to go off-line in 2009 and for the
implementation of curbside recycling. Meanwhile, RecycleHere, one of
the groups involved in crafting the study is working to increase the
number of people that utilize their drop-off facilities.
A report released by the Detroit City Council Recycling/Environmental Task Force calls for the incinerator to go off-line in 2009 and for the implementation of curbside recycling. Meanwhile, RecycleHere, one of the groups involved in crafting the study is working to increase the number of people that utilize their drop-off facilities.
Excerpt:
The study reports job creation would occur as result of a 50 percent recycling rate and the opening of a ‘material recovery center’ in place of the incinerator.
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