Let's Get Your Community Moving

We can help you figure out your next steps on the road to Zero Waste, whether you're?ready to move an inch or a mile.?Just answer these brief questions about recycling in your community and we'll recommend 3-5 priority actions based on your strengths and opportunities.

When it comes to going green, my community has (select all that apply)

a Zero Waste plan or goal.
climate action or sustainability goals.
a green team or local committee focused on waste reduction, sustainability, or other initiatives.
local organization(s) that promote recycling.
limited experience on community planning and community goals.
I'm not sure or none of the above.

When it comes to recycling, (choose the best option)

all my neighbors have a curbside recycling bin/cart.

some of my neighbors have curbside recycling but others only have trash service.

people can bring their recycling to a drop-off center but there is no curbside collection.

I live in an apartment that doesn't have recycling.

I am not sure about curbside recycling options or none of the above.

When it comes to composting, (choose the best option)

all my neighbors have curbside pickup of leaves, branches, AND food waste for composting.

all my neighbors have curbside pickup of leaves and branches for composting, but NOT food waste.

people can bring their yard waste to a local recycling center.

people generally throw away or burn their leaves and branches.

I'm not sure or none of the above.

When it comes to businesses doing their part, (please choose the best answer)

restaurants and businesses often have recycling bins and actively promote their green initiatives.

a small group of businesses are trying to go green and recycle.

I don't think very many businesses recycle.

I'm not sure or none of the above.

When it comes to recycling around town,

most of our local festivals, fairs, and events have recycling and/or composting bins.

only some public spaces have recycling.

it's really hard to find a recycling bin in our public parks, museums, or downtown area.

I'm not sure or none of the above.

When it comes to recycling bulky or unusual materials,?there are convenient options to recycle: (choose all that apply)

doors, window, cabinets, and other reusable building materials.
computers, TVs, and other electronics.
paint, pesticides, motor oil, batteries, and other hazardous waste.
I'm not sure or none of the above.

My city/town is talking about trash because... (choose all that apply)

our landfill is closing.
there is a proposal to build a trash incinerator or make energy from waste.
there are concerns about the health impacts of our trash.
we are interested in creating green jobs.
we are renewing our service contracts for trash or recycling.
it impacts our sustainability or other environmental goals.
none of the above. I am trying to raise our awareness about trash.
I'm not sure.

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