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We are thrilled that the Furniture Repair Banks took first place in the Community Group Category at the WA NextCycle Showcase in September. Congratulations to Xenia Dolovova and her team! Find out about our new projects to install new water refill stations and signs at Mount Rainier National Park in partnership with the Duwamish River Community Coalition and to support refugee families to address environmental justice barriers in partnership with NAAPR. And spaces are available for the Friday, November 8 tour of WM's recycling facility in Woodinville. Read on!
3rd Quarter (September) 2024 Enewsletter

We are thrilled that the Furniture Repair Banks took first place in the Community Group Category at the WA NextCycle Showcase in September. Congratulations to Xenia Dolovova and her team!

Find out about our new projects to install new water refill stations and signs at Mount Rainier National Park in partnership with the Duwamish River Community Coalition and to support refugee families to address environmental justice barriers in partnership with NAAPR.

And spaces are available for the Friday, November 8 tour of WM’s recycling facility in Woodinville. Read on!

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Coming soon:  WM tour, Woodinville

 

WM, previously known as Waste Management, has upgraded its 20-year-old Woodinville recycling facility and Zero Waste Washington is organizing a tour this summer. Stay tuned for specific date..

WM spent $40 million to completely revamp the facility and put in state of the art equipment such as advanced optical sorters. They will now be able to process up to 650 tons of recyclables per day and increase clean streams of aluminum cans, paper and cardboard, plastic bottles and more.  For more info, please contact Michelle at michelle@zerowastewashington.org.

 

 

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