 | Start separating recyclable waste into appropriate categories: newspaper, other paper,
glass, aluminum, organic wastes, and plastics. |
| Start composting. You can compost even if you live in the city. |
| Contact local recycling centers and find out about recycling programs in your community.
Demand recycling in your community. |
| Contact local officials and urge them to begin roadside pick-up of separated recyclable
waste and household toxic materials. |
| Recycle all household goods, not just the obvious items. Reuse materials in inventive
ways. |
| Encourage family, friends, colleagues, neighbors, and local organizations to recycle and
to sponsor recycling efforts. |
| Insist that local fast food chains stop current packaging procedures and instead opt for
environmentally sound, recyclable packaging. |
| Bring washable eating utensils to school! Or else stop eating on campus. Bring a
reusable mug to school for coffee. |
| Vow to stop using Styrofoam! |
| Buy used clothing whenever possible. |
| Take care of what you own! |
