community recycling

Guide to comunity recycling

Interested in starting a community recycling program? Learn more about how you can involve your community in paper recycling.

National Paper Recycling Access/Paper/Paperboard Collection by State

Since 1994, the American Forest & Paper Association (AF&PA) has performed a series of national surveys to measure the extent and track the growth of access to community-level paper and paperboard recycling.

This map features:

• the findings of the 2007 survey, and
• highlights the availability of curbside and/or drop-off paper recycling programs for each state.

AF&PA Recycling Awards Winners

The American Forest & Paper Association (AF&PA) Recycling Awards recognize outstanding programs that promote the recovery of high quality paper for recycling.

• 2008 Winners
• 2007 Winners
• 2006 Winners

 

 

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