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Recycling and Waste Reduction Resources
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Agricultural Chemicals and Wastes
Pollution from agricultural chemicals and waste harms public health and the environment. Properly handle or dispose of these
unwanted (waste) chemicals and pesticides.
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Composting
Convert household waste into a rich organic mixture that can be added to potted plants, lawns, or gardens, or used on large
tracts of land to prevent pollution and erosion.
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Fats, Oils, and Grease (FOG)
Proper disposal of FOG to keep these substances out of sewers and septic systems and to avoid plumbing emergencies.
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Household Chemicals and Wastes
Properly handle or dispose of common household chemicals or materials harmful to your health and the environment (also known
as household hazardous waste), such as paint, auto products, pesticides, cleaners, and more.
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Used Oil Recycling Program
Rules for businesses that collect, transport, recycle, reuse, or dispose of used oil or used oil filters in Texas.
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Recycling Contacts
List of contacts in cities and counties who can provide information on local recycling services.
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Recycling: Am I Regulated?
Regulatory requirements for Texas operations that recycle materials diverted from municipal solid waste streams. No registration
requirements, but record keeping and reporting are required.
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