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For the second year, Allegheny County and the Pennsylvania Resources Council will bring a glass recycling bin to county parks for residents to recycle jars, bottles and more.
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Some recycling companies have decided that glass is not a material they want, because of the contamination issues, and because it’s heavy. If a local recycling company decides not to pick it up at curbside, municipalities have little choice.
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Allegheny County will soon have two new sites to drop off glass recycling. The first site will open at the Village Square Mall Tuesday.
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The City of Pittsburgh will partner with a recycling company to collect hard-to-dispose materials, like computers, light bulbs, and paint, at four events this fall.Some items will incur a fee, but financial assistance is available.
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Residents of Garfield, Highland Park and East Liberty will receive new recycling bins from the city today. The blue 32-gallon bins will replace blue bags…
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A Pittsburgh-based startup is using technology to revolutionize the recycling industry. RoadRunner Recycling uses software designed to help businesses…
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Giant Eagle's plastic blue bags are a common sight in Pittsburgh, often curbside on recycling day, used to pick up dog poop or sometimes cast aside on the…
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The city of Pittsburgh is piloting a new glass recycling drop-off program, in an effort to reduce contamination in single stream recycling.Single stream…
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A drop-off site for hard-to-recycle electronics and hazardous waste opens Wednesday in the Strip District. The city of Pittsburgh initiative will be…
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Pittsburgh has become the first city outside the Chesapeake Bay region to recycle used oyster shells through the non-profit Oyster Recovery Partnership.…