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Santa Fe Considers Higher Recycling Fees to Pay for Improved Equipment

2015-12-08 20:51:00| Waste Age

Albuquerque Journal The city of Santa Fe is proposing a rate increase for both residential curbside and commercial recycling fees to help pay for the equipment it needs to fully implement its planned single-stream recycling program. read more

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