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If you guessed that none of these should be placed in a recycle bin, you’re spot-on! Putting non-recyclables in with items that can be recycled can contaminate a whole load of recyclables, causing them to all be thrown out. #EPAat50 #EarthDay2020 https://t.co/fuH7cA2Weh — PolitiTweet.org

Posted April 21, 2020

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Take your electronics to a recycling center. Reusing and recycling materials saves natural resources and reduces mining and processing. Recycling old electronics also helps avoid pollution by reusing hazardous substances. #EPAat50 #EarthDay2020 https://t.co/taL3QOF4O2 https://t.co/pBkvBxGEQF — PolitiTweet.org

Posted April 21, 2020

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Some of the most common items that can be recycled are: cardboard and paper, beverage and food cans, glass bottles, glass and plastic jars, and plastic water bottles and caps. Be sure to check your local recycling guidelines to be sure! #EPAat50 #EarthDay2020 — PolitiTweet.org

Posted April 21, 2020