I RECYCLE:A GUIDE TO KERBSIDE RECYCLING IN SYDNEY
I RECYCLE SUMMARY AND INTRODUCTION

Following extensive research, 1300RUBBISH Pty Ltd is now proud to introduce “I RECYCLE”, a recycling education initiative that aims to reduce the amount of recyclable materials going to landfill by increasing the awareness and knowledge of recycling best practices.
1300RUBBISH is a waste logistics Company that collects and transports building and demolition materials plus bulky unwanted items such as fridges, lounges and other household or office furniture. By Jan 2007, 1300RUBBISH will have built a franchised national network covering Australia’s seven most populated cities.
1300RUBBISH makes a concerted effort to recycle as much rubbish as possible to help the environment but also to keep spiraling tipping costs down. 
This new initiative grew from the Company’s recognition that recycling requires change and an active effort and one key ingredient – knowledge of what can and can’t be recycled.
I RECYCLE’s first area of investigation is Kerbside Recycling in Sydney. 
An overwhelming majority of Australians think recycling is very important for the environment but unfortunately with Sydneysiders recycling less than half of what they can recycle, most don’t know what can be recycled. 
Roy Morgan Research http://www.roymorgan.com featured in The Australian, 4 May 2006 shows that Australians consider themselves very active recyclers. 86% of Australians agreed that, “I try to recycle everything I can”.

Great little information package about recycling... go to irecycle.com.au

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