
To Conserve Your Personal Resources and Those of Our Community consider the following:
Reducing the use of as many products as possible:
Use durable products rather than disposables: shopping bags, napkins, cups, etc.
Turn off your engine even when you will "only be a moment." Twenty seconds is the cutting line between when it is efficient to leave your motor running or shut it off.
Reusing as many products as possible: Take used clothing, furniture, etc. to a local thrift shop.
Take packing materials and boxes to Pak and Ship for reuse.
Return floral containers to the florist and hangers to the dry cleaners.
Recycling as many products as possible.
Use curbside recycling if you live in the City of Walla Walla and the neighborhood recycling station if you live in Walla Walla County.
Take items that are recyclable but not collected through either of the above systems to Walla Walla Recycling at 827 N. 12th, Telephone 525-1482.
Purchasing Recycled Products:
For more information on how to reduce, reuse, recycle, and purchase economical recycled products, visit the following Internet sites:
Canada's Newsletter on the Environment: Ecocycle Environment
Consumer Recycling Resources Guide
U.S. Green Building Council--Building for Environmental and Economic Sustainability
Pacific Northwest Recycled Product Procurement Guide(King County)
Link to Walla Walla Regional Waste Reduction and Recycling Office
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