http://greenconvene.forumotion.net/recycling-fig-f16/-t1.htm Information and action on Reuse, Recycling, and Reduction of Consumption Wed, 29 Apr 2009 02:14:50 GMT 10 http://greenconvene.org/logos/Green_Convene_Logo_2inch_72dpi%20gif.gif http://greenconvene.forumotion.net/recycling-fig-f16/-t1.htm http://greenconvene.forumotion.net/recycling-fig-f16/curbside-recycling-t155.htm mickie Here is a link to the Louisville Goverment's page on curbside recycling. http://www.louisvilleky.gov/SolidWaste/recycling/Curbside+Recycling.htm At the Whole Foods Green Fair, a couple people mentioned that they would like more information spread on this topic. They felt that the "extra cost" of recycling prevented some from getting on board. I used to not recycle (I know, heaven forbid). I have seen the drastic transformation in the amount of trash I throw away. I now throw ... Recycling FIG Wed, 29 Apr 2009 02:14:50 GMT http://greenconvene.forumotion.net/recycling-fig-f16/curbside-recycling-t155.htm#442 http://greenconvene.forumotion.net/recycling-fig-f16/curbside-recycling-t155.htm http://greenconvene.forumotion.net/recycling-fig-f16/styrofoam-recycling-t154.htm mickie STYROFOAM (MOLDED POLYSTYRENE) Molded Polystyrene (Styrofoam) is NOT accepted in any of Louisville Metro's Recycling Programs. This product is generally found as packing material for computers, appliances, fragile items, etc. (This does not include styrofoam packing peanuts) However, product that is clean, white and contained (bagged) may be taken to: Foam Fabricators, Inc. 950 Progress Boulevard Albany, IN 47150 948-1696 Would anyone be ... Recycling FIG Wed, 29 Apr 2009 01:58:03 GMT http://greenconvene.forumotion.net/recycling-fig-f16/styrofoam-recycling-t154.htm#441 http://greenconvene.forumotion.net/recycling-fig-f16/styrofoam-recycling-t154.htm