
New recycling rules in force for Taupō District
Contractors will now be rejecting non-confirming items left in recycling bins.
Contractors will now be rejecting non-confirming items left in recycling bins.
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Kerbside standardisation is expected to divert an extra 53,000 tonnes of recycling.
Recycling changes across the country mean only plastic types 1,2 and 5 will be collected.
Once, an entire recycling truck’s contents weighing 4.38t were sent to landfill.
Materials will be reused in Hawke's Bay and Tonga.
A waste-to-energy plant near Te Awamutu received a record number of submissions.
He Awhi Rito Envirohub is a place for community groups and waste minimisation.
Due to building damage, the centre is likely to be closed until December 18.
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The fire acts as a reminder to people to recycle their batteries correctly.
The switch to fortnightly collections is linked to reducing household rubbish.
"Bins don't suit apartments and multi-unit dwellings as well as suburban areas."
"Cans for Kai is more than just a fundraiser - it promotes the value of recycling."
The campaign message contains a ‘eulogy’ for the deceased batteries.
The Waipā District Council says the number of submissions was the highest ever received.
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