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The county is conducting a survey about its recycling program to learn what adjustments can be made to improve the program.
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Pasco County, Fla., currently recycles less than 2 percent of its residential waste. And because very few residents are recycling, the county is facing a $190 million expansion of its waste-to-energy facility.
In an effort to get more residents to recycle, the county is conducting a survey about the recycling program to learn what adjustments can be made to improve the program.
ABC Action News has more:
All your garbage ends up at Pasco County’s waste to energy facility in Spring Hill.
It fills up with 1050 tons of a trash every day!
But so much of the garage could be recycled.
“If you have twice a week garbage pick up, you are already paying for your recycling service. You just have to use it,” said recycling coordinator Jennifer Seney.
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