Comments on: Can Houston Increase Their Recycling Rate by 200% http://www.turninghoustongreen.com/2010/03/08/can-houston-increase-their-recycling-rate-by-200/ Your Online Resource for Green Homes in Houston Wed, 20 Jul 2011 06:26:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 By: Greenstar Recycling and Houston Dynamo – What does this mean for Houston | TurningHoustonGreen http://www.turninghoustongreen.com/2010/03/08/can-houston-increase-their-recycling-rate-by-200/comment-page-1/#comment-32016 Greenstar Recycling and Houston Dynamo – What does this mean for Houston | TurningHoustonGreen Wed, 08 Dec 2010 20:21:24 +0000 http://www.turninghoustongreen.com/?p=668#comment-32016 [...] a blog post that I did in the past, Mike Simmons stated that “People want to do the right thing… When [...] [...] a blog post that I did in the past, Mike Simmons stated that “People want to do the right thing… When [...]

]]> By: steph http://www.turninghoustongreen.com/2010/03/08/can-houston-increase-their-recycling-rate-by-200/comment-page-1/#comment-10239 steph Mon, 15 Mar 2010 12:54:25 +0000 http://www.turninghoustongreen.com/?p=668#comment-10239 Hi Ana, They actually do not do the door to door pick up which is why how it was explained to me would get tricky out here in the unincorporated, large and spread out areas of Houston. While they mentioned working with municipalities to set up recycling stations it actually seems to me as though large communities and school districts would be an option. I actually live in spring isd and was thinking about trying to get them interested. Out here in these parts of Harris County we just need to speak up and let the County know that we want to recycle...maybe they will listen. :) Hi Ana,

They actually do not do the door to door pick up which is why how it was explained to me would get tricky out here in the unincorporated, large and spread out areas of Houston.

While they mentioned working with municipalities to set up recycling stations it actually seems to me as though large communities and school districts would be an option. I actually live in spring isd and was thinking about trying to get them interested.

Out here in these parts of Harris County we just need to speak up and let the County know that we want to recycle…maybe they will listen. :)

]]> By: Ana http://www.turninghoustongreen.com/2010/03/08/can-houston-increase-their-recycling-rate-by-200/comment-page-1/#comment-10188 Ana Mon, 15 Mar 2010 04:45:57 +0000 http://www.turninghoustongreen.com/?p=668#comment-10188 I live in unincorporated Harris County and I would be interested in learning more about their plans to provide services in our area. What exactly does it mean "They are doing what they can in speaking with communities and municipalities"? Are they ready to provide door-to-door single stream recycling in communities in the unincorporated areas of HC or is this just in their "pipeline"? Thanks! I live in unincorporated Harris County and I would be interested in learning more about their plans to provide services in our area. What exactly does it mean “They are doing what they can in speaking with communities and municipalities”? Are they ready to provide door-to-door single stream recycling in communities in the unincorporated areas of HC or is this just in their “pipeline”? Thanks!

]]> By: Houston to Increase Recycling by 200%? http://www.turninghoustongreen.com/2010/03/08/can-houston-increase-their-recycling-rate-by-200/comment-page-1/#comment-10101 Houston to Increase Recycling by 200%? Wed, 10 Mar 2010 01:38:36 +0000 http://www.turninghoustongreen.com/?p=668#comment-10101 [...] its recycling rate by 200% within the next year? It’s possible, according to local blog Turning Houston Green. Especially if Greenstar Recycling has anything to do with it. The single stream recycling plant [...] [...] its recycling rate by 200% within the next year? It’s possible, according to local blog Turning Houston Green. Especially if Greenstar Recycling has anything to do with it. The single stream recycling plant [...]

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