It's not bad, but it could be better. Ontario Waste Diversion says in 2012, Thunder Bay residents recycled about 19-percent of all residential waste that would have ended up in the landfill. OWD Chief Executive Officer Michael Scott says it's not surprising to see. Scott says increased education and development of depots for such things as electronic equipment can help drive up the numbers.
Monday, February 3, 2014
WDO Looks At T.Bay Recycling
It's not bad, but it could be better. Ontario Waste Diversion says in 2012, Thunder Bay residents recycled about 19-percent of all residential waste that would have ended up in the landfill. OWD Chief Executive Officer Michael Scott says it's not surprising to see. Scott says increased education and development of depots for such things as electronic equipment can help drive up the numbers.