The holiday season can sometimes become a time of excess and that excess sometimes turns into increased litter.
However, Liberty County Solid Waste Director David Sapp said this year has gone “exceptionally well,” because of “less folks being in town.”
Sapp still wants people to continue to keep an eye on the issue.
“We certainly encourage the recycling during the holidays,” Sapp said.
Because a lot of wrapping paper contains colored dyes and foils and is usually made from recycled paper, it can not be recycled.
The cardboard boxes that usually accumulate during the holidays can be recycled.
“That’s a good way to get rid of the bulk waste,” Sapp said.
Sapp said the cardboard boxes should be broken down and the Styrofoam removed.
However, Liberty County Solid Waste Director David Sapp said this year has gone “exceptionally well,” because of “less folks being in town.”
Sapp still wants people to continue to keep an eye on the issue.
“We certainly encourage the recycling during the holidays,” Sapp said.
Because a lot of wrapping paper contains colored dyes and foils and is usually made from recycled paper, it can not be recycled.
The cardboard boxes that usually accumulate during the holidays can be recycled.
“That’s a good way to get rid of the bulk waste,” Sapp said.
Sapp said the cardboard boxes should be broken down and the Styrofoam removed.
