Texas Recycles DayHeld on and around November 15, America Recycles Day is the only Nationally recognized day dedicated to promoting and celebrating recycling in the United States. Texas Roots This day began as Texas Recycles Day in 1994 and became America Recycles Day in 1997 after two employees of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality suggested the idea to the National Recycling Coalition. Declare it Texas Recycles Day Post on Your Own Page(s) The below images are ready-to-post! Right-click to download.
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FOOD WASTE
One of the biggest problems for recycling is still food waste.
Putting food in a recycling cart can actually ruin your other recycling and make it un-recyclable.
As Texans get ready for family gatherings and big holiday meals, we're reminding them that food waste doesn't belong in the recycling bin.
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FCC Environmental Services Office Interiors Group Universal Recycling Technologies Trashbusters Valet Trash & Recycling Dow Green Guy Recycling United Clothing Donation Services | Texas Tech University Integrated Waste Solutions Group Travis County Himes Service Company NewGen Strategies & Solutions LLC Denali Water Solutions Smurfit Kappa North America LLC Houston-Galveston Area Council | City of San Marcos CPS Energy Champion Waste & Recycling Liberty Tire Recycling SmartSort Technologies City of Plano The Organic Recycler |
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This effort was inspired in part by the success of the North Texas Know What to Throw campaign, which was prepared in cooperation with the North Central Texas Council of Governments through grant funds from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. More information and resources can be found at TimeToRecycle.com.
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