RECYCLING
Riverside Garden Club has been advocating for the environment for over 100 years. Working with local and state authorities, they lobbied against sewage disposal in Old Greenwich, against the smoke pollution caused by the Cos Cob Power Plan, with its final decommissioning in 1986.
Today, whether it is advocating to reduce plastic, or working to have more recycling bins available throughout Riverside, Riverside Garden Club thinks recycling makes sense.
Greenwich utilizes single-stream recycling, so it is easy to do the right thing. All items must be empty, rinsed, clean and open. Do not bag them, just put them into the recycling bins and your trash collector will pick them up—or take them to Holly Hill Center. After June 30th, each resident must have a permit to dump at Holly Hill.
Click to connect with the Permit Link for Holly Hill
Riverside Garden Club has been advocating for the environment for over 100 years. Working with local and state authorities, they lobbied against sewage disposal in Old Greenwich, against the smoke pollution caused by the Cos Cob Power Plan, with its final decommissioning in 1986.
Today, whether it is advocating to reduce plastic, or working to have more recycling bins available throughout Riverside, Riverside Garden Club thinks recycling makes sense.
Greenwich utilizes single-stream recycling, so it is easy to do the right thing. All items must be empty, rinsed, clean and open. Do not bag them, just put them into the recycling bins and your trash collector will pick them up—or take them to Holly Hill Center. After June 30th, each resident must have a permit to dump at Holly Hill.
Click to connect with the Permit Link for Holly Hill
