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CalendarUpcoming Events Recycling Education Display at Public Libraries and Public Spaces TreeCycling 2012 Household Hazardous Waste
Drop-Off (every other month) Tour de Trash
Going Green Events (bi-monthly to monthly)
Document shredding available at specific events (see calendar). First box free, $10 charge for each of the second and third boxes. The following items will not be accepted: tires, paint, batteries, microwave ovens, motor oil, and hazardous fluids. Items accepted will differ at each event -- see individual event flyers for details. For more information, contact Rene Mansho at 291-6151 or email renemansho@hawaii.rr.com. |
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As you approach Christmas consider
reusable or live potted trees which won't require disposal
or recycling. Artificial trees are another good option. The
New York Times reported that, in 2003, 70 percent
of the Christmas trees in American households were fake.
If you go with a cut tree, please recycle. Island residents
can choose curbside collection (more on 
If
you've ever been interested in learning what happens
to your household "trash" after it's been picked
up or you've dropped it off for recycling or composting,
Tour de Trash is definitely for you. Tour participants
will get an up-close look at the recycling and waste
processing technology in operation on Oahu and behind-the-scenes
tours
of island businesses that have instituted the most
successful recycling programs. For a description and schedule
of Tour de Trash, and to find out how to sign up, 
E-waste Drop-off Events
Accepted items include: one TV per car; computers, printers and scanners; cellphones, printer cartridges, PDAs, etc.; HI-5 beverage containers; corrugated cardboard and newspapers; plastic bags; phone books and magazines; used eye glasses and hearing aids; incandescent light bulbs in exchange for CFLs; prom dresses, business suits and accessories; pet food towels and blankets; and white socks for Afghanistan.