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1 Benefits to Recycling Mary Rieu-Sicart April 6, 2014

2 Benefits of Recycling Creates more jobs Creates more energy security Less Greenhouse Gas Emissions More Natural Resources for Future Generations Increase state economies

3 Waste Material s Recyclable Can Be Jobs Creates more Green House Gas Emission Community Involvement Reused Reduces Increases Can be

4 Accessing our Future Type2009 % 2012 % Paper 36.737.2 Plastic 15.816.9 Food Scraps 129 Other 9.77.2 Metal 7.48.0 Rubber, Leather and Textiles 5.66.6 Wood 4.45.4 Glass 5.76 Yard Trimmings 2.73.7 Statewide Waste Characterization

5 Reduce your carbon footprint!

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