Even a Recycle Center No Place to Leave Litter
The Maui News reports that a temporary recycling center in Kihei is seeing lots of recyclables, as well as litter, despite many residents still not knowing that the site exists.
The temporary site is open seven days a week and takes in cardboard, newspaper, glass, plastic bottles, plastic bags and aluminum cans. Center officials say that since Thanksgiving, bins have been filling up quickly, but there’s also an appearance of trash on the site.
The Kihei site is being used for recycling while a new site is being built in Maui. For more information, visit the Maui County recycling Web site. To find a recycling center in your area, type in what you want to recycle and your zip code in the search bar at the top of this page.
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Lawn Litter
posted on February 17th, 2008 at 4:19 am
New York State has passed a stop lawn litter law that imposes large fines on advertisers who throw unsolicited fliers on your lawn or in your yard. Take a look at http://www.stoplawnlitter.org for details. You may want to think about getting a similar law passed. We expect the new regulation to stop tons of trash from reaching the dumps.
Lawn Litter
posted on February 17th, 2008 at 4:38 am
New York State has enacted a stop lawn litter law that imposes large fines on advertisers that throw unsolicited fliers on your lawn and in your yard.
We expect the law to stop tons of litter and waste from reaching the dumps. Take a look at http://www.stoplawnlitter.org for details.
Might be a good idea to contact them for information on how to propose similar ordinances in your city.