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“Since switching to a cart program last year under a new contractor, the locally owned Recycling Foundation, Inc., the city has increased recycling participation by 38 percent,” says Susan Hamilton, director of recycling for the Baton Rouge Department of Public Works.
“However, we’re still not at our goal,” she adds. “We need to increase by 12 percent more. And after we’ve done that, we need to sustain at that level or higher.”
The education campaign, designed to help meet this goal, will include a range of billboards, bus shelters, fliers and public service announcements. For more information on recycling in
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