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Other Resources
10 Steps to Starting a Recycling Program
Ten important steps to think about before beginning a new recycling
program.
Buy Recycled! A Guide
for Massachusetts Businesses
helps your company begin or expand its
purchase of products with recycled content. Buy Recycled! outlines why to buy
recycled products, how to start buying recycled, and what information to include in your
purchasing specifications to your emphasize commitment to buying recycled. Available
online in .PDF format. Size: 557K Note: Download time varies depending on modem speed, please be
patient.
Frequently Asked Questions about Buying Recycled
Products
Frequently Asked Questions about Recycling
Massachusetts "Waste Ban" Information
The “Waste Bans” are restrictions on the disposal
and transfer for disposal of certain hazardous and recyclable items at
solid waste facilities in Massachusetts. Learn more about these important
regulations here.
Recycling Containers Vendors
List
A list of retailers and manufacturers that sell recycling containers.
Residential Recycling Information (exit the WasteCap website)
Obtain detailed information about your residential recycling program by
visiting
www.earth911.org By entering your zip code you can find up-to-date
information on your city or town's recycling program.
Recycled Product Suppliers
Directory for Massachusetts
Contains over 850 product listings from Massachusetts
companies that sell recycled products as well as environmentally preferable products
(EPPs). Updated May, 2000. Available online in .PDF format.
Size: 133K. Note:
Download time varies depending on modem speed, please be patient.
Related Links
A compilation of related links grouped by subject. Subjects include waste reduction,
reuse, recycling, buying recycled, and environmentally preferable products.
WasteCap’s quarterly
newsletter, "recycle
this!"
contains articles on businesses’ successful solid waste management
programs, upcoming events, and news about buying recycled. (available online in .PDF
format)
WasteCap's Tip of the Month
Every month a new tip on recycling or buying recycled is posted on the
WasteCap website. The website also has a collection of archived tips.
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