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Announcing the Winners of our 2nd Annual School Compost Poetry Contest!


Green Up Day Grants are Back! 

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Green Up Day is on May 5th! Remember, each of our 17 member towns is eligible for up to $500 to cover costs related to waste disposal and recycling. Another great benefit of CVSWMD membership!

In the latest e-newsletter:
New Program Manager!

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Collin O'Neil - Program Manager

Spring 2012 Zero Hero:
Theresa Murray-Clasen

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Theresa Murray-Clasen

 


Quick Fact:
The great Atlantic Garbage Patch sits several hundred miles off North America's coast and covers a patch of ocean roughly equivalent to the distance between Cuba and Virginia. That’s more than 1000 miles of human-created plastic and trash that kill marine life and spoil our beautiful oceans. (Source)
As Green Up Day approaches (May 5th), CVSWMD would like to encourage everyone  who loves Vermont and wants to keep our water, soil, and air clean to choose reusable containers, cut back on purchasing items with disposable and excess packaging, and consider where local "litter" often ends up (Lake Champlain and the Atlantic Ocean). 

Central Vermont Solid Waste Management District (CVSWMD) is Vermont's second largest solid waste management district and is charged with leading our member communities to reduce waste .  In 2004, we broke the mold by becoming the first such municipality on the east coast to set a Zero Waste goal. In order to achieve zero waste, we provide valuable waste management programs and services to seventeen member cities and towns in the central Vermont region to assist in proper waste disposal and reduction efforts.  We are Zero Waste CentralTM !
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CVSWMD 137 Barre St. - Montpelier - VT - 802.229.9383 - 800.730.9475 - fax 802.229.1318