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Watch: Steamboat Springs eyes zero waste goal
Steamboat Springs, Colorado is working towards becoming a waste-free community by 2014.
Wed, Feb 15 2012 at 2:09 PM
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resort town. Steamboat Springs, Colorado is working towards becoming a waste-free community by 2014. The community has implemented one rather interesting way to help meet this goal – trash attendants. Visitors to the area aren’t able to throw away or recycle their own goods, instead lunch trays and the like are delivered to a knowledgeable trash attendant. The employee then sorts the items into bins for compostables, recyclables and a little bin for true waste.
resort town. Steamboat Springs, Colorado is working towards becoming a waste-free community by 2014. The community has implemented one rather interesting way to help meet this goal – trash attendants. Visitors to the area aren’t able to throw away or recycle their own goods, instead lunch trays and the like are delivered to a knowledgeable trash attendant. The employee then sorts the items into bins for compostables, recyclables and a little bin for true waste.
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