Recycling realities the truth about plastic Everyone has seen the ubiquitous recycling symbol on the bottom of a plastic bottle or container. These chasing arrows have become synonymous with the ability to recycle the item on which they appear but … Continued
Events recycle too Meghan Kincheloe, Director of Community Development Sedona Recycles Events are the spice of life here in Sedona. From film to art, wine to raw food, native plants to Celtic harvests, and jazz festivals to marathons, Sedona … Continued
Sedona Recycles has been around Sedona and the Verde Valley since 1989, and its philosophies existed long before that. Many people think that we are just a ‘bottles and cans’ kind of place; the guys that have those free drop-off … Continued
Carton recycling: it’s complicated Meghan Kincheloe, Director of Community Development Sedona Recycles Those of you who are avid recyclers may lament that there is one type of container that remains in your trash can time after time: the milk, … Continued
The true meaning of recycling Meghan Kincheloe Sedona Recycles Each month I tell you the secrets of recycling: what is recyclable and reusable, how recycling centers and global recycling markets function, and what the impacts of recycling are on … Continued
Imagine the number of batteries that don’t get responsibly recycled and end up in the landfill. If anyone has ever seen a corroded battery they get the picture of what is in the toxic soup that makes up the … Continued
When Sedona Recycles began operation of the Community Recycling Facility on Shelby Drive in 1996 the City of Sedona was right there with us. They supported the idea and the mission and have been there with us all the way … Continued
Meghan Kincheloe, Sedona Recycles Sedona Red Rock News January 16, 2013 Since recycling first caught on in the 1970s, the products we recycle have changed drastically. Not only are there more types of plastics, tons of electronics, and more polystyrene … Continued
Want to know how you can increase local recycling participation? Look no further than the mirror. Read about positive peer pressure and your role in recycling in our latest article in the Sedona Red Rock News.
We are no longer collecting batteries at New Frontiers Natural Marketplace on the first Thursday of each month. Batteries are now collected at Sedona Recycles seven days a week, 8am-4pm. Please bring your batteries inside the facility and read the … Continued