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Waste Not: How Washington State Residents Pay for Garbage, Recycling, and Organic Waste

 
Publication number Date Published
16-07-014 May 2016
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Author(s) Nickell, Tim
Description This report summarizes how cities in Washington fund residential curbside recycling and organic waste programs, and investigates how many cities are using a variable rate fee structure for residential trash to incentivize recycling and waste minimization efforts.
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Keywords recycling, beyond waste
WEB PAGE Solid waste financing
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