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Separating trash from recyclables reduces revenue for

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Separating trash from recyclables reduces revenue for Camp Pendleton. The base loses countless dollars each day by removing dirty diapers, dog waste, car batteries, wasted food, toys, furniture, clothes, tires and hazardous materials from recycling bins. Although recycling participation high on base, the man-hours that are used to extract trash from recycled products are excessive. Pendleton officials are asking base occupants to be aware of good recycling habits in order for its benefits to be truly effective.

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