Each home in Lincolnshire produces over one tonne of waste per
year. This is roughly equivalent in weight to a standard family
car. Most of the household waste thrown away is recyclable and
can be either recycled or composted at home. What's recyclable
in your bin? Around about 60% of the rubbish we throw away can
be recycled without too much difficulty. In Lincolnshire most
households have a kerbside collection of mixed dry recyclables
whether it is from a bin, bag or box. All of these collections
allow you to recycling most of your paper, cardboard, tins, cans
and plastic bottles. For items that are not commonly accepted in
kerbside recycling collections recycling facilities can be found
in most major towns, for example in supermarket car parks. Here
you can often find recycling banks for materials such as glass
bottles and textiles. In addition 13 supervised Household Waste
Recycling Centres are provided in Lincolnshire where residents
can deposit any Household Waste. - Each home in Lincolnshire
throws out