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The festivities are over, and now holiday cleanup is in full swing. OCRRA says consider what you can recycle before filling up your trash can.
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The holidays are not often known for being minimalist. But the Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency, or OCRRA, is sharing some advice on how you can reduce waste and help the environment this holiday season.
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Tammy Palmer, public information officer for the Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency (OCRRA), said more than 360,000 tons of curbside residential trash passes through the waste-to-energy facility in a year.
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OCRRA is issuing advice on how to sort through that post-holiday trash and recycle properly.
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Onondaga County residents may have to start paying for recycling. Officials at the facility that oversees waste and recycling for the county, say costs…
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New York State’s recently passed budget took aim at a couple of environmental issues, like banning plastic bags and recycling commercial food waste. The…
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The Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency wants your old thermometers or thermostats. It’s an attempt to get mercury out of the waste stream.If you…
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Onondaga County residents can now compost food scraps through the Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency, or OCRRA. The first residential food waste was…
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The Syracuse city council has approved a 20-year contract for garbage disposal, just two days after it voted the deal down.Common councilors voted down…
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You won’t be able to throw out old computers, televisions or video game consoles in the trash anymore in New York state once a new e-waste law is goes…