Valley Waste: slim down curb collection
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Ken Redden, operations manager at Valley Waste, says anything that can be recycled and reused is.
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Heather Killen -
Hazardous household materials such as florescent lights and automotive waste such as old batteries are stored in special containers to be later sent for processing.
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Heather Killen -
Small vehicles may unload organics, recyclables, garbage and paper products in special bins at the Kentville depot.
photo by
Heather Killen -
Old beds, exercise equipment and metal products are eventually crushed and baled for shipment to New Brunswick
photo by
Heather Killen
Ken Redden, operations manager at Valley Waste, says anything that can be recycled and reused is.
photo by
Hazardous household materials such as florescent lights and automotive waste such as old batteries are stored in special containers to be later sent for processing.
photo by
Small vehicles may unload organics, recyclables, garbage and paper products in special bins at the Kentville depot.
photo by
Old beds, exercise equipment and metal products are eventually crushed and baled for shipment to New Brunswick
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- Published on December 3rd, 2010
- Heather Killen
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