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Mike Myers

Retired wastewater collection and treatment operator/manager from the City of Aberdeen Sewer Dept. Husband, father (2), grandfather (2). Lived on the harbor since 1997.

Recycling 104: Biomass Opportunities

By Mike Myers on June 10, 2009

In Grays Harbor County we are surrounded by biomass.

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Recycling 103: Chicken or the Egg?

By Mike Myers on May 14, 2009

Zero waste is the notion that all waste is recyclable, therefore, all waste will be diverted from landfills. Ask not what the planet could do for you, ask what should you do for the planet.

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Recycling 102: Dumpster Diving for Fun & Profit

By Mike Myers on April 29, 2009

Grays Harbor County provides for recycling of paper, cardboard, bottles, metal, and plastics. Most recycling operations result in the creation of new jobs and more sustainable businesses.

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Recycling 101: Green is Good for Jobs and Business

By Mike Myers on April 13, 2009

America has a problem with landfills- we can’t exist without them, but we don’t want to live next to one. However, cities with a recycling program are bumping up against a ceiling of 50%, and seem perplexed as to what to do about it. Recyclers are becoming more resourceful in these tough economic times. They are recycling because they believe it is the right thing to do for the planet.

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