Most kinds. In January, 2006, Wellesley College expanded the mix of paper it recycles. For more information, see expanded mix paper (HTML) or expanded mix paper (PDF). The PDF version is suitable for printing and posting on paper recycling bins.

It helps to clean our plastic products periodically. To minimize abuse, children who fall within the age and weight recommendations specified on the product carton and/or assembly instructions should play with the product "as intended." If the unit you have is assembled with capnuts, screws, or nuts and bolts, it is recommended you inspect them periodically, to ensure they are still tight and intact.

Available to City of Bellingham residential and commercial customers (inside city limits) and commercial Toter recycling customers outside the city limits from September 2007 through March 2008. See additional questions in this FAQ section that detail how to recycle electronics at the curb. Customers may have a quantity limit per pick-up due to limited truck space.

A producer may decide that they wish to set up a 'closed loop' system to ensure their products are returned to them and then carry out the necessary treatment, recycling and recovery of their products themselves. However, this will not be a legal requirement. Producer responsibility is likely to be interpreted as 'financial' producer responsibility.

Explore the well-marked trails on your own, take a guided walking tour, hike, birdwatch, sit and relax, get ideas for your home garden from the Native Plant Display Garden, attend classes, lectures, workshops, field trips and special events, buy native plants and native plant seeds, take photographs, paint scenic views or wildflower close-ups.

Absolutely not. Earth Science products have been on the market for over twenty-five years and have never contained parabens.

We advocate the preservation of Rainforests by promoting the use of sustainable and renewable botanical resources. By creating an income stream for Rainforest communities for herbal ingredients in Lluvia??? products, the native people have new opportunities to make choices about their future. One of our projects assists communities in acquiring deeds and titles for their land. This type of exchange encourages greater understanding between cultures.

Each year as a nation we produce 27 million tonnes of waste and nearly 80% of this material ends up dumped in the ground. Hampshire is running out of landfill site. We have three state of the art incinerators which are among the cleanest in Europe, but these cannot cope with the amount of waste that is collected in Hampshire. We will have to start exporting our waste to other authorities, which will incur additional costs.

Aluminum foil & trays; all types of batteries; furniture, clean clothes, books, household items, electronics (i.e., CD's, DVD's, tapes, videocassettes, TV's, computers, etc.)

Aaahhhh....everyone wants to make keepers out of them huh? Extend their usefulness well past the season? Click here and check out The Great Morel's Preserving page for lots of different ways to pack them away for an out-of-season rainy day.

The Florida Legislature established the Aquatic Preserve Program in Chapter 258, Florida Statute to protect state-owned submerged lands which have exceptional biological, aesthetic or scientific value. Forty-two sites along the coasts of Florida are designated as aquatic preserves. The major focus is on the protection of water quality.

State owned uplands that are purchased to assist with the protection of the water quality and/or the sovereign submerged lands of the state’s aquatic preserves and managed under the provisions of Chapter 253.03, Florida Statute are referred to as Buffer Preserves. DEP's Office of Coastal & Aquatic Managed Areas manages these upland areas adjacent to the aquatic preserves in a manner to protect the natural resources while providing for compatible public use of the property.

Personal documents are no less valuable than government records and care should be taken for their proper storage. You can find more information in the Preservation section of this web site. Does NARA purchase old, historic pictures or accept them as donations? NARA does not add to its holdings through purchase. We may accept offers of donations when the documentary materials involved are closely related to Federal records already in our custody.

Permanent, specially marked bins are accessible 24 hours a day. For more information, call 256-830-2467.