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Philadelphia will unveil its latest ambitious recycling initiative Thursday, an incentive-based program that city officials say could reward households $240 a year for their participation and save the city millions of dollars in landfill fees.
Montgomery residents have increased their recycling rate by 39 percent since October 2008, when Rumpke Recycling implemented larger carts, additional promotions and incentives.
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Ron Gonen sees opportunities in a spot most of us don’t even take notice – the trash. The environmental entrepreneur’s brainchild, RecycleBank, is a rewards and loyalty program that motivates households to recycle and adapt other positive green behaviors. As CEO and co-founder, Gonen is revolutionizing the way people view recycling.
RecycleBank has joined with Waste Connections of Colorado to provide its recycling services to residents in 10 Denver suburbs and Colorado Springs.
Mesa's pilot program that pays residents to recycle seems to be working.
A council scheme in Windsor and Maidenhead which rewards homes that recycle with vouchers and discounts will be extended to cover drinks cans, plastic and glass bottles, jars and paper from today.
Households in Windsor and Maidenhead are to be rewarded with vouchers and discounts for recycling in a bid to promote sustainable living.