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Charlotte, Mecklenburg County Increase Diversion, but Recycling Flat Since 1999

2014-08-15 15:56:00| Waste Age

North Carolinas Charlotte and Mecklenburg County has decreased the amount of waste it is sending to landfills, but recycling per person has not increased significantly since 1999, according to the regions first sustainability report. read more

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