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Zero Waste in 2025: Can It Be Achieved?

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28 Jan, 2025

This post was originally published on Recycle Nation

As much as I’d like to say that there is hope for 2025 to be the year the nation achieves zero waste, the reality is it’s tough if everyone doesn’t do their part. In the U.S., less than three out of four households have access to recycling programs. Single-family homes are more likely to have […]

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