Americans throw away 2.5 million plastic bottles every hour. (@RecycleAcrossAm) #factfriday
The average state landfill capacity is 16 years in 1998. #tbt
Recycled paperboard can be used in the shingles we put on our rooftops. #wasteatwork
Any paper products that are contaminated by bodily fluids should be covered and placed in the trash. #trashittuesday
Sharps must be placed in rigid plastic containers with a locking lid. #mindfulmonday
Waste is expected to double in less than 15 years (@Worldwatch) #factfriday
In 2000 BC Bronze scrap recovery systems were in place in Europe. #tbt
Recycled magazines can be made into the next Sunday paper! #wasteatwork
Garden hoses cannot be recycled, but there are many crafty ways to resuse them. Click here to learn more. #trashittuesday
Home generated Sharps are NOT Regulated Medical Waste. #mindfulmonday
Recycling significantly reduces the use of fossil fuel energy. #factfriday
During WWII, aluminum foil was so vital to the defense effort during WWII that families were encouraged to save strips of foil. #tbt
Plastic can help us stay warm! Recycled plastic is found in insulation for jackets & sleeping bags. #wasteatwork
Recycle old iPhones by transforming them into an iPod Touch for your kids. Click bit.ly/2fymXa2 to learn more. #trashittuesday
Motorists should reduce speed when seeing collection vehicles with flashing lights. #mindfulmonday
Recycling helps prevent waste from going into our oceans. #factfriday
Who thought of making garbage trucks? Click youtu.be/IQ8u9UrNkqc to watch a video about the history of these vehicles. #tbt
There's waste in our universe too! Scientists are trying to find ways to clean up the mess. bloom.bg/2rVuWUw #wasteatwork
Napkins or towels with food cannot be recycled. #trashittuesday
Hazardous materials should NOT be mixed with your Regulated Medical Waste. #mindfulmonday







