Iafe.recycling slideshow.1.13.13

iafe - fair/festival recycling
paris hotel - lost wages, nv -
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recycling
containers

Large recycling containers
allow the bins to be
emptied much less often, obviously
this means less manpower/womanpower
to collect recyclables.
This one tips over easily to remove
recyclables from the top. It’s at
the Wisconsin
State Fair.


North
Carolina State Fair


ClearStream makes these.
They are foldable,
lightweight, compact
and the contents are obvious
to
potential recyclers. Less
contamination
if people can see
recyclables inside.

Wind or lack of
space? ClearStream
makes these too.
Pretty clever...
right?

Waste
Management
makes these.
They are solar
powered
trash & recyclable
collector
compactors. The
smaller the
waste, the fewer
pickups
required.


These are volunteers at the Alaska
State Fair. They collect, separate, and store
all recyclables. They do a really great job too.

Signage is important. Let fairgoers know
what you’re doing. They’ll like it.

Recyclables are dumped onto this table
and separated by volunteers at
The Alaska State Fair.

Mystery fluid is collected
and disposed of
properly at Alaska
State Fair.


Volunteers collect recyclables and get cash
for their efforts at

the Erie County Fair.


Always. Always. Always place
recycling containers adjacent to
trash containers. Did I mention
you should always do this?
Yes. Always!


Montgomery County Ag. Fair in Gaithersburg
MD requires waste haulers to...
1. Place containers no further
than 45 feet apart.
2. All waste containers must have a recycling
container adjacent to it.


Montgomery County Agricultural Fair
has very good recycling
cooperation because they
make it easy.


Want more recycling? Encourage vendors (by offering discounts) to
use only recyclable beverage containers. If it can’t be recycled
locally... it’s not recyclable.

Considering being
a “drop-off”
point for
other things
that can be
recycled.


Many of your vendors
will be using
oil for cooking.
Collect it
and recycle it.

Food waste can be composted
and converted into a rich
fertilizer/soil. Consider composting.
It’s the most natural form
of recycling.

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