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Leaflets and flyers can be recycled using your local council's kerbside recycling bin, bag or box and at your local Household Waste Recycling Centre. PAPER FACTS : Paper products are some of the most valuable recyclable materials.

Spiral bound notebooks can be recycled in your curbside recycle bin or at the drop-off locations listed below. Remove the cover & back of the notebook (paperboard covers can be recycled at these locations). The spiral does NOT need to be removed. Both metal and plastic bound spiral notebooks are accepted.

Q: Can I recycle paper with tape on it? A: Yes.

Plan on putting it in the trash. If you can separate the rings from the plastic, they can be recycled with other metal products at your local recycling center. The notebook paper, dividers, and the cardboard inside the plastic cover of the notebook can be placed in the recycling bin along with all your other paper.

Take your motherboards to an e-waste recycling center. An e-waste recycling center will responsibly break down the motherboard and safely dispose of the parts that contain toxic waste.

No. Any paper that's coated in a material like wax, plastic or foil (such as metallic wrapping paper or some Christmas cards) can't be recycled.

What is the NSES? The National Strategy for Electronics Stewardship (NSES) provides recommendations on steps the federal government, businesses, and all Americans can take toward achieving the goals identified in Executive Order 13693, ?Planning for Federal Sustainability in the Next Decade.?

Recycling the waste from electronics saves space in the landfills and prevents the environmental pollution caused by the toxins. Recycling also reduces the need for landfills in the first place. Goods made from recycled materials use less water, create less pollution, and uses less energy.

Instead of tossing them in your curbside recycling bin, store your plastic mailers with other plastic grocery or retail bags. In the spirit of recycling and conserving the environment, many stores and retail centers are now acting as collection points for this type of recyclable plastic.

Take your motherboards to an e-waste recycling center. An e-waste recycling center will responsibly break down the motherboard and safely dispose of the parts that contain toxic waste.