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March 12, 2015
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St. Paul saw a small recycling decrease last year, even though the city spent $1 million to create a new, simpler recycling program.
Last April, the city rolled out a "single-sort" recycling program. With the switch, residents no longer have to separate their recyclables into two bins — one for paper and another for containers.
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