Emmet county’s dual-stream program serves more than 90,000 households.
A small and diverse rural community along Lake Michigan is forging its own path when it comes to recycling.
The Spanish word perdido translates to “lost,” so it’s fitting an advanced materials recovery facility has been built adjacent to Florida’s Perdido Landfill. The MRF is working to help the local community hold onto valuable commodities.Features from the January 2017 print edition:
- A reboot through reuse
- Community Spotlight: A rural program with a history of pushing boundaries
- Cost-effective cleanups
- Looking for the right recipe
- MRF of the Month: Emerald Coast Utilities Authority Materials Recovery Facility
- One province, one system
- The rise of EPS ordinances
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