Trash Trip is a blog to to show how waste is handled from coast to coast in the US. The creator of the blog was motivated to explore the different ways that trash and recyclables are managed all across the country. Visit the Trash Trip site for updates, including photos, as she continues her journey from the west to the east.
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July 06, 2009
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I was told that the residents of Vancouver segregate waste for a longer time (like..for the last ten years) when compared to Ontario. Unless reclamation / reprocessing was poor, I don't see how they got to where they are. Need to follow the process from beginning to end to succeed!, like Tennessee or ABS. You may know that already. Great job on the blog!
Posted by: Canadian Recycler | July 06, 2009 at 04:34 PM