Better Armenia
A village called Kamikatsu, started its program of going zero waste back in 2003, hoping to send nothing to landfills. They separate their garbage into 34 categories. There are no garbage trucks, so people take everything to a collection center themselves. Kamikatsu has an exchanging drop off for old stuff where villagers can bring items […]
This item is Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) and MUST NOT be placed in your Garbage Bin, recycling and composting bag or put down the drain/toilet/sewer. Please take this item to one of the City’s Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) or call them to ask for information.
This item is Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) and MUST NOT be placed in your Garbage Bin, recycling and composting bag or put down the drain/toilet/sewer. Please take this item to one of the City’s Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) or call them to ask for information.
Many items don’t need to be thrown away – they can be reused! if it is in a good shape , You can donate this item to a number of non profit organizations. You can also try “up-cycling” the item into something new. Alternatively, this item should be placed in the garbage.
Place this item in a separate bag for composting.
Remove and discard any foil or plastic seals in the Garbage Bin, then rinse (if necessary and possible) before placing in a separate bin for recycling.
Place this item in a separate bag for composting.
Many items don’t need to be thrown away – they can be reused! if it is in a good shape , You can donate this item to a number of non profit organizations. You can also try “up-cycling” the item into something new. Alternatively, this item should be placed in the garbage.
Many items don’t need to be thrown away – they can be reused! if it is in a good shape , You can donate this item to a number of non profit organizations. You can also try “up-cycling” the item into something new. Alternatively, this item should be placed in the garbage.
This item is considered construction, renovation and demolition waste and is not collected curbside. Take this item to one of the City’s Drop-Off Depot or if it is in a good shape donate it. You can also try “up-cycling” the item into something new.