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CVWMA Publications
To request single or multiple copies of the below publications, please contact the CVWMA at info@cvwma.com or 359-8413. Be sure to include the name of the organization or group with which you plan to use the publications and the quantity you are requesting.
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Choose to Reduce Waste Reduction Directory The directory addresses the "three R's" (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) and provides helpful tips for putting them into practice such as reducing junk mail and preparing non-hazardous household cleaners. The directory also provides listings of area businesses, non-profit groups and other organizations who accept items for reuse and/or recycling, sell used items or products made from recycled materials, accept second hand donations, or provide environmental services. |
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The Regional Waste Line - Newsletter The CVWMA's newsletter, The Regional Waste Line, communicates information about new projects, updates of continuing efforts, and provides information on regional, state and national environmental issues. This publication is distributed to local government employees, elected officials, civic organization leaders, industry representatives and other interested citizens. |
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Waste Reduction News - Email Newsletter
Distributed monthly, Waste Reduction News keeps homeowner associations and interested citizens up to date with pertinent information about upcoming events and program changes. |
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Household Hazardous Waste Brochure Would you store hazardous waste in your pantry? Maybe under your sink or in your garage? Well, you may be doing just that without realizing it. Use this companion guide to CVWMA's Safe Garage Brochure to learn more about household hazardous waste (HHW) and ways to avoid accumulation of potentially dangerous products. |
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Curbside Recycling Activity Book For elementary school-aged children in the curbside service area, the Curbside Recycling Activity Book features "BIN," the curbside recycling mascot, and presents easy to understand information about the curbside recycling program through simple puzzles, work searches, and messages from "BIN."
Curbside Service Area: Ashland, Chesterfield, Colonial Heights, Henrico, Goochland (portions) and Richmond. |
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Recycling 1-2-3 for You and Me Activity Book For upper elementary students, this activity books explains the process of families collecting recyclables at home and setting them at the curb for collection or taking them to recycling centers. Kids then learn how the materials are used to make new products. Features puzzles & a recycling craft activity. |
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