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Recycling Contamination Up in Marion County as Residential Waste Increases

2020-06-02 09:00:00| Waste Age

Since late March, Republic Services has seen recycling contamination increase by as much as 41 percent in the Indianapolis, Ind. area due to the coronavirus pandemic. Recycling contamination, or the presence of non-recyclable items in recycling bins

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