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RECYCLING
Why Recycle?
Recycling Guide
Electronics Recycling
Recycling at Our Landfills & Trash-to-Energy Plants
Compost
What Becomes of Our Recyclables?
Recycling Statistics
By Connecticut law, everyone has to recycle, whether in a single family home or an apartment building, whether a non-profit or for-profit business, whether a large or small work site. Often children lead the way!
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Why Recycle
» Recycling Guide
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Electronics Recycling
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Recycling at Our Landfills & Trash-to-Energy Plants
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Compost
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What Becomes of Our Recyclables?
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For a quick look at what's recyclable in Connecticut, download CRRA's recycling flyer.
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Recycling Statistics
CRRA is bringing single-stream recycling to Connecticut.
Related topics
RESOURCE LINKS
lists Web sites on source reduction, reuse, and recycling.
Learn about the value of source reduction and reuse, as well as recycling. Click
REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLE, RECOVER, RETHINK
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CRRA helps residents of member towns to recycle their home electronics. For details, click
SCHEDULE FOR ELECTRONICS RECYCLING COLLECTIONS
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Learn about
MID-CONNECTICUT PROJECT MIXED PAPER RECYCLING
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