By Signing this you're affirming that: "I
support glass recycling in the Laramie community, and encourage the City of
Laramie, the University of Wyoming, and other partners to collaborate in
finding solutions to make glass recycling available."
I am in talks with local waste management stakeholders to discuss the feasibility of a glass collection pilot program. Post this link on your Facebook page and text three neighbors to keep our momentum growing while these conversations move forward.
April 5, 2014
This surge in support proves that Laramie is ready for a real glass recycling program. Post our link on your Facebook page right now and email your city council representative to keep this momentum moving forward.
Reached 100 supporters
April 5, 2014
48 Comments
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Geoff Hiatt
12 years ago
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This is a huge amount of space to take up in a landfill, not to even begin discussing the energy savings of glass recycling. At the very least couldn't it be collected and stored someplace until someone willing to come haul it off is found?
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Annie Halle
10 years ago
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We need glass recycling desparetly. It is a bad message to the community when the city with the University of Wyoming (conservation) does not glass recycle.
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Amelia Vercauteren
12 years ago
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I'd like to think I love in a forward thinking town, laramie was one of the first in the nation to go smoke free, were on top of sustainable energy and not long ago it was just as easy to recycle as it was to throw something out. Laramie desperately needs a glass recycling program!! Let's continue to be a community that thinks outside the box!!
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Nora Ivers
12 years ago
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We need to recycle glass in Laramie. I am trying not to purchase any food items packaged in glass jars/bottles. I am also trying to store what I have in my garage until I get too much. If we don't begin another recycle program in Laramie, I guess I'll just throw all my glass waste in the trash.
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Lisa Cox
12 years ago
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This is crucial! The local private company Recycling Collection was able to do it, with customers paying. It CAN and MUST be done!
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Evan cook
12 years ago
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I live downtown and it has become much more difficult to recycle since the bins on first and Garfield were removed. Please bring them back!
By Signing this you're affirming that: "I
support glass recycling in the Laramie community, and encourage the City of
Laramie, the University of Wyoming, and other partners to collaborate in
finding solutions to make glass recycling available."
I am in talks with local waste management stakeholders to discuss the feasibility of a glass collection pilot program. Post this link on your Facebook page and text three neighbors to keep our momentum growing while these conversations move forward.
April 5, 2014
This surge in support proves that Laramie is ready for a real glass recycling program. Post our link on your Facebook page right now and email your city council representative to keep this momentum moving forward.
Reached 100 supporters
April 5, 2014
48 Comments
G
Geoff Hiatt
12 years ago
Featured
This is a huge amount of space to take up in a landfill, not to even begin discussing the energy savings of glass recycling. At the very least couldn't it be collected and stored someplace until someone willing to come haul it off is found?
A
Annie Halle
10 years ago
Featured
We need glass recycling desparetly. It is a bad message to the community when the city with the University of Wyoming (conservation) does not glass recycle.
A
Amelia Vercauteren
12 years ago
Featured
I'd like to think I love in a forward thinking town, laramie was one of the first in the nation to go smoke free, were on top of sustainable energy and not long ago it was just as easy to recycle as it was to throw something out. Laramie desperately needs a glass recycling program!! Let's continue to be a community that thinks outside the box!!
N
Nora Ivers
12 years ago
Featured
We need to recycle glass in Laramie. I am trying not to purchase any food items packaged in glass jars/bottles. I am also trying to store what I have in my garage until I get too much. If we don't begin another recycle program in Laramie, I guess I'll just throw all my glass waste in the trash.
L
Lisa Cox
12 years ago
Featured
This is crucial! The local private company Recycling Collection was able to do it, with customers paying. It CAN and MUST be done!
E
Evan cook
12 years ago
Featured
I live downtown and it has become much more difficult to recycle since the bins on first and Garfield were removed. Please bring them back!
This is a huge amount of space to take up in a landfill, not to even begin discussing the energy savings of glass recycling. At the very least couldn't it be collected and stored someplace until someone willing to come haul it off is found?