At Work
We encourage everyone to become an "environmental
citizen" by participating in our recycling program.
The program's goal is to reduce business
waste and its associated costs.
How Does the Program Work?
FIRST. . . It Starts at Your
Desk
Separate recyclable materials from your trash and place them in your deskside
bin. The deskside bins are the only bins that your company will be asked to
provide, and they can be as simple as ordinary cardboard boxes. All other containers
and bags will be provided.
NEXT. . .
Take the deskside bins to the central collection sites and separate their contents
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What Goes in the Recycling Bins?
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< < < In the LARGE PURPLE BIN
- Bond Paper (white or colored)
- Computer Paper
- Envelopes (including window envelopes)
- Manila File Folders
- Manuals and Booklets
- Sticky (Post-It™) Notes
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< < < In the DUMPSTER
- Clean Corrugated Cardboard (remove all
plastic and styrofoam packaging or any
white or other office paper, flatten, and
place in dumpster)
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What Doesn't Belong in the Bins?
PLEASE RECYCLE RIGHT! Any material other than those
described above will contaminate the entire load.
Please DO NOT put the following items
in the recycling bins:
- NO plastic bags or plastic packaging of any type
- NO food waste
- NO three-ring binders (see "Creative Waste")
- NO carbon paper
- NO styrofoam
- NO video or audio tape cassettes
- NO CD's or floppy disks
- NO hard or bound glue books
Feel Good About Yourself
You have now become an official "environmental citizen."
You are helping to keep Fort Lauderdale green while
your business saves money and reduces waste.
"Creative Waste"
Anything that can be reused should be considered "creative
waste." Items such as three-ring binders, file racks
and trays, binder clips, foam board, packaging peanuts,
and office furniture can often be used again. Your
trash could be someone else's treasure. Call for more information.
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