Central Arkansas EEI Focus Area 3: Improve Waste Services

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Recycling and composting are both great ways to recover materials that have already been created and make them into something new, saving energy, money and time. Compost can then be used as fertilizer at local farms and gardens, improving soil health and reducing the need for chemical fertilizers that may pose health risks.

How could recycling work better for your community? Are people interested in composting programs where you live?
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Keywords

Recycling Curbside Collection
Recyclable materials are picked up from homes and businesses.

Recycling Drop-off
A place where people can take recyclable materials to be collected.

Recycling Facility
A location where recyclable materials  are sorted, cleaned, and/or remanufactured into new products.

Compost Curbside Collection
Organic matter, such as leaves and food, is picked up from homes and businesses and transported to a composting facility.

Compost Drop-off
A place where people can take organic matter to be collected.

Composting Facility
A place that collects and processes organic waste into compost. The compost can then be used as a soil amendment to improve plant growth.