This is how we grow and empower each other, don't be afraid to speak up, ask questions. Your posts and comments make a difference. We can all learn from each other. I think recycling can bring us together to create a better future.

My local guide doesn't seem to indicate https://www.minneapolismn.gov/resident-services/garbage-recycling-cleanup/recycling/accepted-recycling/recycling-guide/

I searched "foil" in this subreddit to no avail

I have a lot of these bags. Can they be recycled here? Or only things with the exact pictured logo? The employees do not know. Minnesota Walmart

Penn Waste in York is implementing a new sorting system that uses vision technology to identify dozens of different materials, aiming to clean up the paper stream by separating paper and cardboard.

Officials say the machine will be able to sort through tons of trash a year, and Penn Waste emphasizes that this artificial intelligence sorter is not replacing any jobs but is making the workplace safer.

Oregon has opened the first of its new recycling dropoff centers as part of the state’s ongoing rollout of its extended producer responsibility for packaging program. The program requires the state to offer these free, producer-funded drop-off sites, dubbed RecycleOn Centers.

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