Our Parsippany facility is behind the Morris County Firefighter and Police Academy at 500 West Hanover Avenue, Parsippany. Our Mount Olive facility is off of Waterloo Valley Road in the International Trade Zone in Mount Olive.

Your scheduled collection day will occur once per week for refuse and once every other week for recyclables and vegetative yard debris. Vegetative yard debris is collected on your recycling day.

Everyone knows that reducing waste is good for the environment because it conserves natural resources. What many people don't know is that solid waste reduction and recycling also have an impact on global climate change. The manufacture, distribution, and use of products—as well as management of the resulting waste—all result in greenhouse gas emissions. Greenhouse gases, which trap heat in the upper atmosphere, occur naturally and help create climates that sustain life on our planet.

No. With recycling, you need to collect a material, transport it, make it into a new product and market that product. Waste prevention means not creating waste in the first place.

The U.S. EPA Concerned Citizen's Page has links to lots of information on these topics. In addition, the following EPA publications will be helpful: U.S. EPA also maintains frequently asked questions collections on a variety of environmental subjects. Frequently Asked Questions About Waste answers commonly asked questions about recycling and waste.

Yes, The depots will be set up to take 'commingled' materials, the same as what you can recycle at home.

Recycling is collected on the same day as the refuse collection, but probably at a different time by a different vehicle.

The County of Wellington, Solid Waste Services Division looks after collections. They can be contacted at (519) 837-2601 or 1-800-663-0750 extension 220 or visit their web site at www.county.wellington.on.ca.

Cisco's environmental efforts include an aggressive recycling and waste reduction program that focuses on reducing the amount of material generated by Cisco facilities that reaches landfills (called the diversion rate). To increase the rate of recycling, Cisco has placed recycling bins for different types of materials at all locations and launched an aggressive awareness campaign designed to educate employees about how they can recycle at home and at work.

While we keep general information regarding waste and recycling programs at our Sales Centre, if you have specific inquiries, such as pick up schedules, please contact the Municipality directly.

Effective 1/1/05 California Senate Bill 50 requires that an Electronic Waste Recycling Fee be applied to the purchase of any equipment containing a screen greater than 4 inches. The pricing is tiered based on the size of the screen. QuickLinks to WSS: CalAgenda • Cal WebFiles • Computer Labs • Computer Repair • Computer Store • Computer Training • Connecting@Berkeley • Departmental Support (DOCS) • Student Consulting • CalMail • Software Central

You can visit EPA's AMR! Web site at www.epa.gov/rcc/amr.htm for more information on how to recycle and prevent waste at shopping centers, or www.epa.gov/msw for general recycling and waste prevention information. Back

Headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida, Nemours is one of the largest children's health care systems in the U.S. We now operate in four states: Delaware, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Florida. Nemours owns one children's hospital in Delaware--the Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children.

The Big Island has hospitals in Hilo, Kamuela, Kohala, Ka'u and Kona. Additionally, medical clinics and physicians' offices are located in most communities.

No. There are NSSs located in contractor facilities that operate at various classification levels and are operated by the contractor staff for the U.S. Government. No. NSS can be deployed at any classification-level provided the system satisfies the definition provided above. Therefore, incidents can occur on or be caused from any such system. Many DoD systems are NSS systems. DoD command and control systems can be NSS even if they process only unclassified data.

Facilities Management is located on the south end of Campus, off South University Drive, in the Supporting Services Building.

Christopher Heights operates three facilities located in Webster, MA, Worcester, MA and Attleboro, MA Please click on the images below for maps directing you to our facilities. Or, go to Mapquest for directions from your home.

There is a network of collection bank sites across the borough, where paper, glass tins, cans and foil can be deposited for recycling. In many areas of the Borough we offer a kerbside collection service for a range of recyclable materials. For more details Please contact Waste Management on 01782 742592 or e-mail wastemanagement@newcastle-staffs.gov.uk for further details.

Many households in Worcestershire are now covered by a doorstep recycling collection scheme. There are also lots of recycling collection banks throughout the county, for example in supermarket car parks or near council buildings. To find out about your collection scheme or nearest facilities, see the council's waste pages.- relevant District Council recycling contacts are also available here.

You can call 1 (800) CLEANUP or visit the Web site at www.1800cleanup.org to locate recycling facilities by zip code.

There are 24 household waste recycling centres throughout Hampshire and 1 in Portsmouth and Southampton. You can take a wide range of items to these centres for recycling or disposal such as garden waste, fridges and furniture. To find your nearest site, click here

Domestic - The EcoDepot recycling drop-off points will take waste oil (car engine oil only, not cooking oil, or diesel) from residential sources only, with a maximum limit of 20 litres. Also check if your local service station will accept it. Note: Empty oil containers cannot be recycled in the green crate at the kerbside and need to be disposed of as refuse in a council refuse bag, or directly at an EcoDepot.

You may be able to have your trade and business waste be collected by your District or Borough Council, as the Waste Collection Authority. Please enquire there. Should this collection route not be possible, the WasteAware website holds information for companies who can collect waste and recyclables from your business premises, and supply material containers and bins. Please note that any waste arising from business activity is not accepted at the Household Waste Recycling Centres.

All items must be set out by 7:00am on your collection day, or as early as 4:00pm the day before. Routes can change at any time and so can your pickup time. If there is a rejection sticker, take note of why it was rejected and make sure that it is properly prepared for next week's pick up. If your trash/recycling/yard waste was missed and was properly prepared, contact Customer Service at 617-796-1000 to give the address of the missed pick up.

The same security advice applies to using the kerbside recycling box and the refuse wheelie bin. Once both are in the collection vehicles the contents are potentially secure, however the time your box/bin spends outside your house waiting for collection should be considered.

A vast range of materials can be taken to your local HWRC for recycling. For example, from here, paper is taken to a reprocessor where it is recycled into newsprint. Here it is mixed with water and pulped. Soap and chemicals are added to release the ink from the fibres. Plastics, metal, grit and other unwanted materials are removed through screening and centrifugal cleaning equipment.

It is on the right side, toward the rear of the machine. There is a small door; press it and it will unlatch. Inside is the Waste Toner Bottle, which slides in and out easily.