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Key changes
The Greendale Council is proud to announce the launch of our new recycling initiatives aimed at reducing waste and promoting sustainability within our community. As part of our commitment to a greener future, we are introducing several key changes to our waste collection service.
Firstly, we will be expanding our kerbside recycling collection to include all types of plastic packaging, which means residents can now recycle more items from home. This is in addition to the paper, cardboard, glass, and metal we already collect. We hope this will significantly decrease the amount of waste sent to landfill.
Secondly, to combat food waste, we are introducing a weekly food waste collection service. Residents will be provided with a food waste caddy and biodegradable bags to make this process as easy as possible. We encourage everyone to participate in this initiative, as food waste is a major contributor to greenhouse gas emissions when it decomposes in landfills.
Lastly, we are launching a community composting scheme. This scheme will allow residents to dispose of their garden waste, which will then be turned into compost to be used across public gardens and spaces within Greendale.
We believe these initiatives will make a real difference in our community and help us all take a step closer to a more sustainable future.
Firstly, we will be expanding our kerbside recycling collection to include all types of plastic packaging, which means residents can now recycle more items from home. This is in addition to the paper, cardboard, glass, and metal we already collect. We hope this will significantly decrease the amount of waste sent to landfill.
Secondly, to combat food waste, we are introducing a weekly food waste collection service. Residents will be provided with a food waste caddy and biodegradable bags to make this process as easy as possible. We encourage everyone to participate in this initiative, as food waste is a major contributor to greenhouse gas emissions when it decomposes in landfills.
Lastly, we are launching a community composting scheme. This scheme will allow residents to dispose of their garden waste, which will then be turned into compost to be used across public gardens and spaces within Greendale.
We believe these initiatives will make a real difference in our community and help us all take a step closer to a more sustainable future.
What new services is the Greendale Council introducing to improve recycling and waste management?
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