Washington State Recycling Association, 5727 Baker Way NW, #200, Gig Harbor, WA (2022)

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Earth Day is April 22 – what are you doing this month to go green for the planet? You can reimagine everything you do in a day, from meals to commuting, in a sustainable way. WM shares a few ideas anyone can do in Everett Herald: https://bit.ly/3E92jJD

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One of the most impactful ways to go green is in our relationship with clothing. Investing in clothing that will last and finding second life for well-loved clothes are just some of the ways to be sustainable in fashion. See more tips from WM in Everett Herald: https://bit.ly/3JZKA9I

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This February, take a moment to show love for your faithful WM drivers and everything they do to keep our communities clean, green and safe. See what’s to love in Everett Herald: https://bit.ly/3v0XU96.

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“In 2022, I will strive toward greener habits that benefit the planet.” We hope your new year’s resolutions toward sustainability sound something like this! Go green this new year with our waste reduction tips in Everett Herald: https://bit.ly/3G5ilok

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Nearly a third of all food in the U.S. goes to waste. When you prepare and serve meals this holiday season, there are simple habits you can start to reduce unnecessary food waste. Find out more in Everett Herald.

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This spooky season, spare a scream or two by keeping these five scary items out of your blue recycle cart! See the list Everett Herald column: https://bit.ly/3GcFLZq.

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Seasonal cleaning is for fall, too! Turn over a new leaf this autumn by making waste reduction a daily habit. Start by asking if an item can be reused, recycled, or composted instead of going into the garbage. Then, look around and see where you can replace single-use items with reusables when they run out. See how much you can reduce by taking our quiz on the Everett Herald: https://bit.ly/3Cn5rjb.

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Smile alert! This guy has been faithfully watching our Waste Management trucks and drivers for years. We thought that deserved a little recognition, so we sent over a miniature WM cart. His family sent us the happy response! #WMFanPhotos

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At Waste Management we wear our sustainability on our sleeves. Our teams now wear new uniforms, each made from two dozen recycled plastic bottles. They're high quality, highly visual and we're told, highly comfortable. That's our version of high fashion!
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This back-to-school season is a perfect time to apply the reduce, reuse, and recycle principles. From buying high quality items you can reuse year after year to purchasing materials with recycled content, you can add sustainability to your list and get shopping with more tips from our Everett Herald column: https://bit.ly/2W9wbEc.

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Tomorrow, Tuesday, August 17th at 9:30am PT, I'll teach a scrappy cooking class for Washington State Recycling Association.

From the class description:

In this cooking demo, Anne-Marie Bonneau will demonstrate how to make satisfying fried rice, using ingredients you already have on hand. She’ll also discuss her strategies for eating all the food you buy, and explain why wasting less food leads to greater creativity, more fun in the kitchen and tastier meals.

We will also have a presentation from Jade Monroe, with the Department of Ecology. Jade is the Food Waste Specialist and will be sharing information on the Use Food Well Washington Plan! Jade and her team in Ecology’s Solid Waste Management program have been busy compiling and facilitating a plan to meet Washington’s food waste reduction goals by 2030.

Why is Washington state aluminum can scrap only worth .37 per pound when in California it's worth 1.75 per pound? Why does Waste Management force customers to recycle and charge instead of rebate the material back onto the bill? This system is a total scam and people have no way out.

WSRA is the vision and voice of ♻️ in the state of Washington. The Washington State Recycling Association (WSRA) was formed in 1976 to support the fledgling recycling industry and promote recycling in the state of Washington.

WSRA provides a forum for discussing recycling issues at a level that reflects the deep pool of membership expertise. Our nonprofit 501(c)6 allows us to influence government policy. We encourage education and growth through newsletters, quarterly meetings, annual conferences and award presentations. WSRA members encompass a diverse group of city, county and state government staff; non-profit organ

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04/29/2022

Interested in sponsoring our WSRA 2022 Conference? If so, click the link below! There is no better way to promote your business!

Washington State Recycling Association offers opportunities for businesses and organizations to promote their business through sponsorship’s at the 2022 conference. Sponsorship demonstrates your company’s investment in a stronger, more connected industry of recycling businesses and professions in the state of Washington. Market your business to over 1,000 companies and individuals in the industry. Engage with a high level business audience at the conference and gain recognition for your recycling and waste prevention initiatives and achievements.

For more information, click here: http://ow.ly/U2SF50Icap5

04/29/2022

Attention conference goers! Sign up for the Re-use Tour and you’ll discover Bellingham’s Ragfinery - a non-profit retail store and collective dedicated to educating the community about textile waste, creative reuse and mending. Get a up close look at the shop’s operations and hear about how Ragfinery obtains unwanted textiles and upcycles them via a training business that provides transitional jobs. Sign up today! 🔗 http://ow.ly/G7Ce50ITQsl

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04/28/2022

Attention conference goers! We’ve got some great tours this year on Monday afternoon (5/16), including a behind-the-scenes tour of the Slater Road MRF that handles much of Whatcom County’s recycling, hosted by Lautenbach Recycling and Sanitary Service Company, Inc. (SSC) Sign up today! ♻

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04/28/2022

Attention conference goers! Sign up for the Re-use Tour and you’ll discover Bellingham’s The RE Store - a non-profit program and retail location that exists to divert reusable building materials from the landfill. You'll learn about their Salvage Services, Manufacturing Waste Diversion, the Community Jobs Training Program, the Revision Division workshop and gallery, and of course, their store containing reclaimed building materials, vintage décor, and home furnishings. Sign up today! 🔗 http://ow.ly/M8We50ITQsk

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04/18/2022

The Washington State Recycling Association (WSRA) has developed a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion committee that will serve as a new and permanent branch of the organization. We are excited to deploy a dedicated team to work in partnership with members, volunteers, and the Board to critically examine all aspects of WSRA’s programs through an equity lens. WSRA’s Board understands that this journey must begin by looking within, and to this end, we have identified a consultant who can help be our strategic guide.

We are looking for sponsors to help to raise $10,000 in order to jump start these efforts in 2022! If this work sounds in line with your organization’s mission, you can learn more about our goals and sponsorship packages here: https://wsra.net/dei/ We appreciate your support on this important journey.

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03/30/2022

Students/AmeriCorps/Emerging Professionals Invited to Apply for Scholarship!

WSRA welcomes higher education students, AmeriCorps volunteers, and emerging professionals working for non-profits associated with the recycling/waste reduction industry to attend our Annual Conference and Trade Show, May 15-18, 2022. The conference will be held at the beautiful Semiahmoo Resort in Blaine, WA. Undergraduate or graduate students age 18 or older who are currently enrolled in college, university, or trade school, or recently graduated (fall/winter of 2021) are encouraged to apply for scholarships to attend the conference as student guests as well as graduates fulfilling AmeriCorps service or who are professionals new to the industry working in the non-profit sector.

For more information, click here: http://ow.ly/b1lk50Ic94p

03/28/2022

Attention WSRA members! Let's get REunited at this years 2022 WSRA Conference! We've got a packed agenda for you this year, so register today! Click here for more information: http://ow.ly/7rpy50Ic6wb

WSRA provides tools and resources, industry news and trends, educational workshops and conferences, legislative advocacy, and a large and resourceful network of people and organizations that work together to advance waste reduction practices and policies around the state.

02/21/2022

Join Magnum Print Solution Technology Systems as they discuss Ink Cartridge Recycling! Register today and join us this Wednesday to learn more about the importance of recycling Ink Cartridges! 🔗 http://ow.ly/Atxu50I0sZM

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5727 Baker Way NW, #200
Gig Harbor, WA
983332

General information

WSRA was formed in 1976 to help strengthen an emerging recycling industry in Washington State. WSRA is a "not-for-profit" 501 (c)6 trade association under the IRS code. WSRA operates under the governance of a 13-member volunteer board of directors elected by the membership and two full-time staff, and conducts the majority of its annual work plan through actively involved volunteer members.