Signal Mountain Achieves Significant Cardboard Diversion
Signal Mountain has successfully diverted a large amount of cardboard from municipal solid waste, redirecting 14 tons to be recycled.
This adds to the approximately 64 tons of cardboard that the city can sell. Additionally, 24 tons of metal and five tons of glass were recycled.
- 14 tons of cardboard redirected for recycling
- 64 tons of cardboard available for sale
- 24 tons of metal recycled
- Five tons of glass recycled
- 21,306 visits to the recycling center by citizens
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The city's efforts in waste management are accompanied by infrastructure projects, such as rebuilding dilapidated sidewalks, funded by a combination of a TDOT grant and town funds.
Author's summary: Signal Mountain diverts large amount of cardboard.
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