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Texas' largest city needs a zero waste goal
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A future free from pollution requires cleaning up the past
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zero waste
Beyond recycling: rethink, redesign, reduce, reuse, refuse waste
empowering Texans to fight pollution, one door at a time
news & announcements
Environmentalists push Austin for curbside composting
Time Warner Cable: Environmental activists push for curbside composting to add a third bin alongside a homeowners’ recycling and trash cans, strictly for organic food waste.
Read More All StoriesIn fourth-largest city in America, an 8-year-old steps up to recycle city’s glass
Houston Press: Yeah, that’s right, leave it to an eight-year-old in the fourth-largest city in America to make collecting roughly one-fifth of the city’s recycling tonnage his responsibility, as though 2016 Houston is the setting of a bleak Victorian-era Dickensian novel.
Read More All StoriesWhat happened to the battery recycling bill??
From our blog: The battery bill made a big splash at the State Capitol, and we secured 10 co-authors from both parties, including both very conservative Republicans and some very progressive Democrats.
Read More All StoriesVictory: Bad bag bill defeated
From our blog: For the first time ever, a statewide coalition of advocates proactively introduced a bill to protect local rights to ban bags: HB 3482. The bill passed out of its committee with a “yes” vote from one of the House’s most conservative Republicans, and then passed out of the Calendars Committee and was scheduled for a floor vote!
Read More All StoriesDallas Apartments and Hotels are Terrible at Recycling
Dallas Observer: Apartments, along with offices, hotels and other businesses, are part of an enormous blind spot in Dallas’ recycling efforts.
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