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Buying S.M.A.R.T. Can Save You Money and Reduce Your Trash

Paper or plastic? Learn the earth-friendly answer to this and other shopping questions from the Alachua County Office of Waste Alternatives. Representatives visit area grocery stores Thursdays during the fall to offer shoppers information about how to buy S.M.A.R.T. (Save Money And Reduce Trash).

Buy S.M.A.R.T. is all about using the 4 R’s when shopping, reduce, reuse, recycle and rethink. Can it be recycled after you’re done? Or reused? Is it over packaged? Is the packaging made from recycled content? Well if you are not sure visit the Office of Waste Alternatives staff at your local grocery store Thursdays during the fall or schedule a group presentation! Call 352.374.5213 for more information.

Print your own Buy S.M.A.R.T. pocket reference guide

 

Alachua Exchange   Earth Charter Campaign
Earth Day Network   EPA: Environment Protection Agency
Earth's 911   Florida Department of Environmental Protection
Florida's Online Composting Center   Keep Alachua County Beautiful
Keep America Beautiful   RFT: Recycle Florida Today
SWANA: Solid Waste Association of North America   SWIX: Southern Waste Exchange





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