The list of items that can be recycled in your curbside cart is about to greatly expand in Covington. According to the City’s CovData website, about 61% of Covington households take part in the curbside recycling program. It has been recycled between 2,300 and 2,450 tons of material annually during the last four fiscal years. Two points we need to pay attention to for this kind of small and medium-sized activities for the community are not only to cultivate residents’ awareness of recycling, but also to have proper and reliable downstream recyclers to provide recycling support. Currently, the recycling of styrofoam Activities are held frequently in the community.
How to let more residents understand the importance of recycling styrofoam?
The community can regularly hold relevant lectures on styrofoam recycling to help residents better understand the environmental harm caused by refusing to recycle styrofoam and the current recycling model supported by the community. Use social media and the Internet to update the addresses and contact information of recycling sites that support the recycling of styrofoam in real time. Government support and policies will also greatly encourage residents to actively participate in styrofoam recycling, such as providing residents with a more complete and convenient recycling process.
How to ensure recycled styrofoam is recycled?
Generally, communities will cooperate with recycling companies when recycling, because such companies usually have professional styrofoam recycling machines and relatively professional recycling experience.Currently, there are large and well-known companies in various countries assisting communities in recycling. For companies that proactively provide help, local governments will also provide some welfare policies to reward them. Using professional styrofoam recycling machines for recycling is a wise choice.
If you are interested in community-related recycling, you can contact GREENMAX. As a professional recycling company, GREENMAX can provide the latest industry information, which can help you better carry out styrofoam recycling projects.