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Client: WM, Inc. Creative Director: S. JENNINGS

Designer / Art Director: A. REYNOLDS
Bleed: 8.75" x 11.25" Copywriter:
Flat Trim: 8.5" x 11" Proofreader: N. TUCKER
Finished: 3.6875" x 11" Studio Artist: J. WARD
Inspected By:
Colors: 4/c Production Manager: C. CAPOSINO
DPI: 300 Project Manager: J. HARRIS
MECHANICAL
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Give This Paper

a Future!
This isn’t this piece of paper’s first rodeo.
It’s been recycled before, and it can be
Did you know recycling recycled again. So do your part.
just one aluminum can
saves enough energy to: Check out these other items that
can thank recycling for a chance at
an exciting second career.


That bottle in your cup holder today
could become a park bench or even
filling for a parka one day.
Run a TV for two hours?

Recycle that newspaper today, and it
could return to your house tomorrow
as a cereal box.

Simple ways to
improve your
Recycle that aluminum can today, and
it could be back on the shelf as a new

environment.
one in just 60 days!
Power a 14-watt CFL
bulb for 20 hours? And this piece of paper? Recycle it today,
and who knows what story it might
tell later.
Every day.
About Waste Management:
We partner with our customers and communities
to manage and reduce waste from collection to
Power a computer disposal while recovering valuable resources and
creating clean, renewable energy.
for three hours?

When you think of the difference just

one person could make, imagine the
positive impact whole communities
could have by recycling. © 2013 Waste Management, Inc.
Printed on 100% post-consumer recycled paper.

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Revision: 0 Created: 11.11.13 Printed at 100%

Client: WM, Inc. Creative Director: S. JENNINGS

Designer / Art Director: A. REYNOLDS
Bleed: 8.75" x 11.25" Copywriter:
Flat Trim: 8.5" x 11" Proofreader: N. TUCKER
Finished: 3.6875" x 11" Studio Artist: J. WARD
Inspected By:
Colors: 4/c Production Manager: C. CAPOSINO
DPI: 300 Project Manager: J. HARRIS
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You Have the Power! Participation is Key DOs and DON’Ts

Ever wonder, “Why recycle?” Sure, With the help of communities a cross the of Recycling
it’s good for the environment, but country, Waste Management recycled
there’s more to it than that. When enough material last year to fill 168,819 DO recycle CLEAN
you Recycle Often and Recycle Right, Boeing 737s. items, including:
SM

great things happen.

• Recyclable plastic containers
Think about it. Every day, we encounter • Steel/tin/aluminum items
hundreds of recyclable items. By recycling • Newspapers with no plastic wrap
properly, we can save tons upon tons of
• Junk mail
raw materials, which in turn saves time,
energy, and expense.
• Catalogs
• Phone books
• Magazines without wrappers
Now, You Have • Flattened cereal/snack boxes
and cardboard
the Convenience!
Waste Management helped pioneer a 1. NO LOOSE
process that lets you put all your clean PLASTIC BAGS DO NOT Include:
recyclables into a single receptacle—no
need to sort your recyclables! Just roll 2. NO CONTAINERS WITH • Loose plastic bags
your recycling bin to the curb, and Waste FOOD STILL IN THEM
Management takes it from there! Your
or package wrap
recyclables then go to a special facility 3. NO LIQUIDS • Broken/sharp glass
that sorts the materials. In practically • Ceramic materials
OR SOGGY ITEMS • Cloth/clothing
no time, recyclables go from a jumbled,
unorganized mess to neatly separated • Food/yard waste
bales ready for use by manufacturers. Certain offenders can slow down • Hazardous items
the process or even ruin the load. • Shredded paper
These no-no’s include plastic bags, • Scrap metal
food or greasy containers, and liquids
To Learn More Visit: • Nonrecyclable plastics
or soggy items. To the right is a quick
ThinkGreen.com • Liquids
reference list of DOs and DON’Ts you
can keep right on your fridge. • Frozen food containers

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