Refresh Recycling Take the Pledge to Improve Sustainability in Bellevue

Bellevue, WALocal News

As Bellevue transitions into fall, the Refresh Recycling initiative encourages businesses to reevaluate and enhance their recycling practices. The article urges local businesses to take the Refresh Recycling Pledge, which aims to mitigate landfill waste through improved recycling habits. Bellevue Utilities offers free resources, including on-site audits and educational materials, to assist businesses in their recycling efforts. Steps outlined in the article include employee education, regular reminders, and the proper disposal of materials not accepted in standard recycling. By participating, businesses can demonstrate environmental stewardship and pride in their community.

The initiative fosters collaboration among local businesses, promoting a culture of sustainability. Engaging in such practices not only benefits the environment but also enhances the overall image of participating businesses. The Refresh Recycling initiative is an excellent opportunity for businesses to contribute positively to Bellevue's sustainability goals.

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