New Canaan Recycling 101: What's In, What's Out, and Why on April 2

Recycling 101: What's In, What's Out, and Why at New Canaan Library on Tuesday, April 2 from 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. 

What’s the deal with recycling? Confusion about what’s acceptable, doubts about where it all goes and whether costs outweigh benefits are questions we literally can’t afford to leave unanswered. With our municipal budgets stretched to the max and the effects of climate change looming large, it’s critical for us to understand the proper way to recycle in New Canaan–and the cost to each of us when we get it wrong. Join our team of local recycling and waste management professionals for straight talk on the “how” and “why” of recycling in our town.

What can and can’t be recycled? How does recycling get contaminated and what are the consequences to our budget? Who (individual, hauler, Town) is responsible for what? How does the Transfer Station work? Where are the markets for recycled materials? This and more, with time for specific questions and answers.

PLEASE REGISTER

Our own Tiger Mann, Director of New Canaan Public Works, will be joined by Jennifer Heaton-Jones, Executive Director of the Housatonic Resources Recovery Authority, and a representative from City Carting to give us everything we need to get recycling right.

Sponsored by Planet New Canaan and the Town of New Canaan.

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