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Commingled Recyclables: - Mixed recyclables that are collected together.
[Environmental Protection Agency]

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Curbside recycling, slated to begin in Nags Head  -  Jul 12, 2008
The Virginian-Pilot,The Kill Devil Hills-based hauling company would pick up commingled recyclables on a weekly basis, according to the agreement. The town has for many years

State: Time to break cycle of dependence  -  Nov 19, 2007
Scranton Times-Tribune,On a daily basis, about 22 inmates work at the center, mostly sorting commingled recyclables, Mr. Cummings said. The county pays the prisoners $5 a day and

Recyclables go their separate ways at plant  -  Aug 18, 2007
San Diego Union Tribune,The material coming into the facility is what is known in the waste management industry as “single stream� or “commingled� recyclables, as opposed to that

MUNICIPAL BRIEFS  -  Aug 18, 2007
Wilkes Barre Times-Leader,Newspapers and commingled recyclables will alternate weeks for pickup. Commingled recycling will be collected on Aug. 23; newspapers on Aug. 30.

£5 million MRF opens in Leeds  -  Jul 31, 2007
letsrecycle.com,A £5 million materials recycling facility (MRF) has opened in Leeds to handle more than 60000 tonnes of commingled recyclables a year.




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