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St. Louis, MO Ends Alley Recycling Following Months of Contamination

2025-08-15 14:23:28| Waste Age

St. Louis, Mo., is officially ending alley recycling in the city, meaning residents who used the dumpsters will need to take their waste to drop-off sites as the city decides its next steps.


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