When food gets in the recycling bin, it’s bad for the process and bad for other recyclable material it can contaminate. Prevent food from getting in the waste stream:...
Article taken with permission from The Edgerton Enterprise, Volume 138, Number 42 – November 18, 2020 Where does your recycling go? By Jill Fennema, Edgerton Enterprise All the recycling...
Article taken with permission from The Edgerton Enterprise, Volume 138, Number 42 – November 18, 2020 Wading through single-stream recycling By Jill Fennema, Edgerton Enterprise November is National...
When placed in your recycling bin, the Dirty Dozen (listed below) can really hurt the recycling process. They have the potential to: Jam the sorting equipment by wrapping around...
We’ve been noticing a few trends in the recycling industry due to the Covid19 crisis that have impacted us locally and had the chance to share our findings at...
What happens to your mixed recycling after you toss it in the single stream bin? Check out our virtual tour of the Millennium Facility! Should out to local Sioux...
Leaves, branches, dirt, pumpkins, garden debris, vegetables, mulch, grass clippings, weeds, twigs, sticks and other yard waste items are NOT allowed in your recycling bin. At Millennium, yard waste...
