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Curbside Recycling
Curbside recycling now serves half of the U.S. population, providing the most convenient means for households to recycle a variety of materials.
While all curbside programs differ, the most commonly included materials are The Big Five: aluminum, glass, paper, plastic and steel.
If curbside recycling isn’t available in your area, consider starting your own recycling program.
- About Curbside Recycling
- Curbside Recycling Fun Facts
- The Costs of Curbside Recycling
More Information
- July 22, 2008California E-Waste Recycler Adds 100th Location to Network
- July 16, 2008Theft of Curbside Recyclables Increasing
- July 15, 2008Money May Motivate Recyclers in Tennessee
- July 8, 2008Allied Waste and RecycleBank Partner to Promote Nationwide Recycling
- Connecticut Latest to Join the Single-Stream Trend
- July 3, 2008Single-Stream Recycling Boosts Rates in Baltimore
- July 2, 2008Washington City to Spend $30,000 to Label Recycling Bins
- June 30, 2008Winner of Trash ‘Weight Loss’ Contest Announced
- June 3, 2008No Need to Separate Recyclables in Boulder, Colorado
- May 30, 2008Washington Neighbors “Put Their Trash on a Diet”