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Recycling education sought to do it more, and better
The City of Coral Gables has one of the lowest recycling contamination rates in the county, at around 8%.
Educational tools, such as instructional videos, are believed to be the most effective in promoting better recycling habits.
Residents need to be informed that plastic bags and Styrofoam cannot be recycled through the county.
Efforts are being made to work with organizations like Publix and Girl Scouts to collect plastic bags separately at community events.
Recycling education sought to do it more, and better
The City of Coral Gables is aiming to improve recycling education and habits in the community. With a low recycling contamination rate of 8%, the city is already doing well, but there is still room for improvement. Educational tools, such as instructional videos, are considered effective in promoting better recycling habits. It is important to inform residents about what can and cannot be recycled, such as plastic bags and Styrofoam. The city is also exploring partnerships with organizations to collect plastic bags separately at community events. By increasing awareness and education, the city hopes to encourage more sustainable recycling practices.
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