Mayor Turner Announces Citywide Anti-Litter Campaign and Encourages Houstonians to Properly Dispose of COID-19 Face Masks, Gloves, and Sanitizer Wipes
September 16, 2020 -- Mayor Sylvester Turner joined several city council members and community and neighborhood groups to announce an anti-litter campaign to encourage Houstonians to properly dispose of face masks, gloves, sanitizer wipes, and other trash."Don't Let Houston Go to Waste" and "Litter is Trashy" are two of the slogans that will remind people to keep Houston clean by throwing all used items in trash cans and dumpsters. The signs also encourage everyone to do the 'PPE123."
Partnering Departments & Agencies
Solid Waste Management Department
Houston Parks & Recreation Department
Keep Houston Beautiful
Houston Public Works Department
Department of Neighborhoods
Houston Airport System
Houston Police Department
Houston First Corporation
Houston Apartment Association
Greater Houston Partnership
TIRZs and Management Districts METRO
Retailers Associations (Texas and Greater Houston)
http://www.houstontx.gov/mayor/press/2020/citywide-anti-litter-campaign.html
Partnering Departments & Agencies
Solid Waste Management Department
Houston Parks & Recreation Department
Keep Houston Beautiful
Houston Public Works Department
Department of Neighborhoods
Houston Airport System
Houston Police Department
Houston First Corporation
Houston Apartment Association
Greater Houston Partnership
TIRZs and Management Districts METRO
Retailers Associations (Texas and Greater Houston)
http://www.houstontx.gov/mayor/press/2020/citywide-anti-litter-campaign.html
COVID-19
The Sounds of Recycling
Think Stomp, except our version tells the story of what cartons could become after they're recycled. Your green deed could turn them into paper products such as tissues or building materials such as ceiling tiles, so remember to #RecycleYourCartons!
- Your Friends at the Carton Council
- Watch the Music Video
- Be sure to stick around until the end of the video so you can flex your musical talents to make your own version!
- We'd love to see what you come up — share it with us on Facebook or Twitter using #RecycleYourCartons.
- Your Friends at the Carton Council
Guide to Workplace
Keep America Beautiful has developed a Guide to Workplace Composting to help organizations develop workplace composting programs. These programs can support sustainability , waste reduction, and zero waste initiatives. The guide has step-by-step instructions and resources to help work places divert organic matter from landfills through composting. For more information about improving your workplace environment check out the link below!
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