Recycle, Recycle, Recycle

To keep our towns beautiful, shouldn't be that difficult, should it? Since I live in Los Angeles, I see how difficult it can be for a large metropolitan area to keeps its streets beautiful and clean.

As I drive to work each day I see the hard work of our cities gang bangers as they spray paint on everything not covered by ivy. As I walk from my car I see bums littering trash all over the place... But we have to remember that is just a few. It is up to the rest of us, the majority of us to do our part to keep this world beautiful and clean.

The Los Angeles City Recycling Program was started in 1989 by the Los Angeles City Bureau of Sanitation , the recycling program includes clean paper, cans, glass, all plastic bottles, and greenwaste. Over 700,000 households in the City have special recycling dumpsters at their homes and offices to help distribute and separate the trash. This type of work helps to keep our city cleaner and to reuse valuable resources, and limit overall waste in city dumps.

What can you do? Simple, go to your city council meeting and learn about how you can impact your cities trash waste. There are dump sites in your local area that keep filling up with city waste. You can put pressure on your local government to implement policies and procedures to limit city waste and thereby keep your city more beautiful. It is important for us all to do our parts.

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