Closing Bell: Green Grows in Brooklyn
To support local recycling efforts, the Park Slope 5th Avenue BID has partnered with the Park Slope Chamber of Commerce to launch a new recycling campaign. Green Grows in Brooklyn starts today through April 22nd (Earth Day). Participating businesses will collect donations in order to support local recycling efforts in the community. Donations from participating…
To support local recycling efforts, the Park Slope 5th Avenue BID has partnered with the Park Slope Chamber of Commerce to launch a new recycling campaign. Green Grows in Brooklyn starts today through April 22nd (Earth Day). Participating businesses will collect donations in order to support local recycling efforts in the community. Donations from participating merchants and customers will go directly into creating more recycling drop-off spots and expanding e-waste events in Park Slope. According to OTBKB, businesses involved include Get Fresh Table & Market, 3 R living, Bob & Judi’s Coolectibles, Corduroy Kid, and Aunt Suzie’s Restaurant.
Is there a reason that neither the above blurb nor any of the links list WHAT items can be recycled WHERE and for WHAT PURPOSE? The press release contains no details. Merely this: “We’re going to collect recyclables for a new recycling intiative so we an all recycle and be recyclers!” If you’re going to put out a press release, please include some useful information.