I went to the Metropolitan Environmental Trust's spring household pollutant collection at Expo Square yesterday. I was amazed how well it was coordinated.
I wish everything was done so well.
Congrats on the great work Michael.
Thank you.
It is because I have a great staff and an amazing group of volunteers.
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Originally posted by RecycleMichael
Thank you.
It is because I have a great staff and an amazing group of volunteers.
OT for you, but do you know where the heck I can dispose of dead 48" flourescent tubes? Will my local center be able to take them?
No.
You should have brought them to this event. I collected over 1,000 of them this past weekend.
I will have the next Fairgrounds Pollutant Collection event the last weekend in October.
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Originally posted by RecycleMichael
No.
You should have brought them to this event. I collected over 1,000 of them this past weekend.
I will have the next Fairgrounds Pollutant Collection event the last weekend in October.
I'm sure you've posted this info before but the in-laws asked me to find out how they should dispose of their household spiral fluorescent bulbs. Apparently they used them on a dimmer switch and they don't last the 7 years that way.
The same place and time.
I wish I could offer this service more often, but the cost is unbelievable. I am lucky to scrape up enough begging to do it twice a year.
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Originally posted by RecycleMichael
The same place and time.
I wish I could offer this service more often, but the cost is unbelievable. I am lucky to scrape up enough begging to do it twice a year.
Thanks.
Have you tried following people around while crying? I mean real crying, like a child in a grocery store who didn't get the cereal he wanted kind of crying.
It only costs me $14 a month to have my household pollutants picked up twice a week and I don't even have to leave the house...
(kidding)