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Brick, N.J., Residents Recycling More Often, Township Spends Less on Landfill Costs

2015-04-13 22:14:00| Waste Age

<a href="http://brick.shorebeat.com/">Brick Shorebeat</a> When Brick Township switched to automated recycling in 2013, one of the goals officials had in mind was reducing the townships annual landfill costs by making it easier for people to recycle items instead of throw them away. read more

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