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State and local policies used throughout US to increase flow of materials to businesses

Ban electronic scrap from landfills

Ban food scrap from landfills

Mandatory recycling for households and businesses

Implement incentives for recycling and composting

  • Recycle Bank
  • Pay As You Throw

Negotiate take-back arrangements for batteries, used oil, medicines, household chemicals and sharps

Negotiating With Companies

Straight lease

  • Sliding scale
  • Profit sharing
  • Host community fee

Lease with option to purchase

Straight sale

Maintenance fee

First right of refusal for local services

  • Security
  • Catering
  • Janitorial




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