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You can recycle your electronics equipment at many locations. Click here for locations in Ramsey County. If your electronics still work and someone else can use them, consider listing them on the Twin Cities Free Market, a great way to give and get free stuff! If you would like additional help or information about recycling electronics, please call our hotline M-F 8-5 to talk to one of our recycling specialists.
2008 Guide to Recycling Available Now! 2008 Collection schedules are now available for download, as well as detailed sorting information. If you would like free reminder stickers for your calendar, please call the hotline (651-222-SORT) or contact us via email. ESPAÑOL: Información en español está disponible en nuestro sitio web. También se puede llamar nuestro servicio al cliente (inglés solamente). HMOOB: Ntawv qhia txog tej khoom siv uas zoo kho siv dua muaj ua lus Hmoob nyob online lossis hu tau peb tus xovtooj Lus-Askiv. SOOMAALI: Macluumaadka alaabtaa dib loo warshadeyn karo waxaad ka helaysaa bogga internetka isagoo Soomaali ku qoran amase waxaad soo wacdaa khadka degdegga ah ee luqadda-Ingiriiska. How Can I Compost at Home? You can transform your kitchen scraps into nutrient-rich soil, whether you live in a single-family home, apartment, or condominium. Compost can be made out of fruit and vegetable scraps, coffee-grounds, leaves and lawn clippings. The compost that you make can be mixed into your gardens or potted plants. Learn more about how to compost at home.
Ears to You! Congratulations to the Minnesota State Fair for Reducing Waste
Eureka Recycling teamed up with the Minnesota State Fair to reduce waste at the 2007 Great Minnesota Get-Together through composting! The State Fair has composted manure for years, but this was the first attempt to compost food scraps. State Fair guests composted corn cobs outside the Corn Roast, which sold an average of 10,000 ears of corn per day! A dozen volunteer vendors in the food building also participated by composting food behind the scenes, along with the prize-winning food and vegetable displays from the agriculture/horticulture building. Nearly 40 tons of food waste were turned into nutrient-rich soil!
A Biomass Fuels Assessment for Rock-Tenn’s
Saint Paul Environmental Roundtable The work of the Environmental Roundtable culminated in the passage of a resolution, helping to set Saint Paul’s policy direction on six environmental issues: zero waste, food systems, cleaner energy, green building, open space, and water stewardship. Check back here for updates and information on the development of these policies.
Eureka Recycling is proud to be the nonprofit recycler for Saint Paul, Roseville, Maplewood, and Lauderdale. For more information, call the recycling hotline at (651) 222-SORT (7678). Last Update: January 2008
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