Reduce, Reuse

GarbageThe Recyclegarbage can was sitting beside the back porch when we moved in, definitely unlovely. The area behind the hemlocks at the side of the house was a mess. Last spring, in the process of trying to get something else done, we discovered the old garbage area, cleaned it up, and built a compost pile.  We got a huge recycle bin and a small garbage bin, but this spring our service provided everyone with a new garbage bin (no recycle).  We couldn’t fill it in a month.

This new area isn’t visible from the street, the house, the back porch or the rest of the yard; just a glimpse from the path to the back gate (where the bins are hauled for pickup.)

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  1. This week the City of Cincinnati announced that the department of solid waste management would be providing larger recycle bins to City residents. A study of the space required to hold solid waste versus providing more recycling options showed that, in addition to being more green, recycling is cheaper in the long run.

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