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Litter Prevention & Recycling
We are Alaskans for
Litter Prevention & Recycling
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- Flying Cans/Bottles update for Q1Follow First quarter totals for 2024 show the total amount of used beverage cans (UBCs) and bags of plastic beverage bottles sent in for recycling to be lower than the year prior. More than 40 communities (off the road, rail… Read more: Flying Cans/Bottles update for Q1
- Rural Alaska continues to crush it!Follow Congratulations to the following ALPAR Flying Cans participants who received funding this week to purchase can crushers (either small hand-operated or larger mechanized versions) in 2024. Eight communities will share nearly $9,000 in equipment funding. Those receiving funds: Nondalton… Read more: Rural Alaska continues to crush it!
- The bags are back!Follow While the New Year may have just started, ALPAR’s 2024 litter prevention season is well underway! Last week we received 879 cases of ALPAR bags. The green bags are used for Flying Cans; the yellow bags are used for… Read more: The bags are back!
- Almost twice as many bottles in 2023Follow Year-end totals show the total amount of used beverage cans (UBCs) to be lower than the year prior, while the number of bags of plastic bottles sent in to be recycled was up. More than 40 communities (off the… Read more: Almost twice as many bottles in 2023
- 2023 year in reviewFollow ALPAR’s board, sponsors, funders, volunteers and grant recipients continue to amaze us with their support and dedication to our mission: removing litter and ensuring valuable materials go to the Lower 48 for recycling. Check out this past year’s impact… Read more: 2023 year in review
- One last push till end of the year!Follow Thank you to our ALPAR Flying Cans participants! They sent in 2,804 pounds of used beverage cans (UBCs) via members of the Alaska Air Carriers Association in the third quarter of 2023. UBCs are routed to the Anchorage Recycling… Read more: One last push till end of the year!
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The first quarter of 2024’s Flying Cans & Bottles program shows the total amount of cans and plastic bottles sent in for recycling is lower than the same period in 2023. More than 40 communities (off the road, rail or river system) participate in this program with support from members of the Alaska Air Carriers Association (AACA). We look forward to seeing additional shipments come in as spring progresses!
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Flying Cans/Bottles update for Q1 | ALPAR
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Follow First quarter totals for 2024 show the total amount of used beverage cans (UBCs) and bags of plastic beverage bottles sent in for recycling to be lower than the year prior. More than 40 communi…
Green Valley Recycling is a curbside recycling pick-up service located in Wasilla, Alaska. Residents and businesses can subscribe and receive twice monthly pick-ups (no sorting needed!). Check out their website and instagram page for more information:
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Ever catch yourself wondering what is recyclable, and what isn’t? This helpful podcast put on by Anchorage re:MADE and Municipality of Anchorage Solid Waste Services in honor of Earth Day has all the answers! Get the confidence you need to tackle your spring cleaning ambitions.
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Recycling for Earth Day | Hometown, Alaska
alaskapublic.org
In honor of Earth Day, we find out what you can and can’t recycle and find a place for the things you’re looking to get rid of this spring.
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