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Photo by Park Slope StoopThe expanded organic waste recycling program began in our area this past Monday, and will happen on your regular garbage days. You’ll now be able to leave organic materials such as food waste, food-soiled paper, and yard waste at the curb, and the Department of
organic waste recycling
The expanded organic waste recycling pilot program [/blog/sanitation/organic-waste-recycling-pilot-program-begins-in-may] starts in our area on Monday, May 19, on your regular garbage days. You’ll now be able to leave organic materials such as food waste, food-soiled paper, and yard waste at the curb, and the Department of Sanitation will
organic waste recycling
Ready to sort your orange peels and coffee grinds along with your paper and plastic? According to Community Board 6 [http://brooklyncb6.org/], the Department of Sanitation’s pilot household organic waste collection [http://www.nyc.gov/html/nycrecycles/html/foodyard/pickup_residential.shtml?utm_source=Newsletter+2014-01&utm_
brown bins
Starter kits for the city’s organic waste recycling pilot [/blog/sanitation/organic-waste-pilot-program-set-to-begin-october-7], set to begin October 7, were delivered to participating homes in South Slope, Greenwood Heights and Windsor Terrace this week. The kits include a brown organics bin, a small kitchen container, and a starter supply of DSNY-approved