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RECYCLE MORE PLASTICS THAN EVER:
New upgrades at the county-owned, Eco-Cycle-operated Boulder County Recycling Center means more recyclables for YOU. See new recycling guidelines and watch the new “optical sorter” in action >>
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Answer "Can I recycle this?" in seconds with the new Eco-Cycle A-Z Recycling Guide App!
Simply look up your item to learn how and where you can recycle, compost, or reuse it. Includes 500+ materials!
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A widespread focus on building healthy soils may be our best hope in drawing down and safely storing planet-warming CO2.
That's why Eco-Cycle and the City of Boulder are working on a study to explore carbon farming approaches to determine whether these practices can effectively sequester carbon in the soil and help reverse climate change.
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YOU can recycle more types of plastics in Boulder County than ever before!
The Boulder County Recycling Center, operated by Eco-Cycle, has completed major upgrades. That means the publicly-owned facility now accepts more types of plastics for recycling -- something the public has been requesting for a long time!
See New Recycle Guides
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The Zero Waste Climate Connection
The connection between the waste we generate and our global climate crisis is direct and undeniable. Going for Zero Waste is one of the fastest ways communities can reduce their greenhouse gas emissions and help fight climate change.
