Shoppers at area Kroger stores may get reminders of the importance of Earth Day, courtesy of hundreds of local schoolchildren.
Keep Clark County Beautiful, in cooperation with Kroger, gives students an opportunity to decorate grocery bags with environmental messages for Earth Day.
Teachers who want their class to participate in the project need to make a request for bags by Feb. 17. Request bags by calling Linda Mitchell at 521-2023 or emailing lmitchell@clarkcountyohio.gov.
A full story about the program can be found in News and Events.
The Clark County Waste Management District offers a variety of presentations and resources for teachers and schools. For complete information, click on the link above for "Schools" or go to our teacher newsletter for Spring 2012.
The Clark County Waste Management District is your resource for reducing waste, recycling and preventing litter. Click here for News and Events, including a calendar of activities.
YARD WASTE is now being accepted at the Clark
County Recycling Center. Residents may bring grass and plant
clippings, leaves, brush, and other yard waste. Please do not leave
the material in plastic bags.
Learn more about us...
Learn how to achieve a 50% reduction in waste going to the landfill by reducing and reusing your waste and recycling what’s left. You’ll also find information on managing hazardous waste and composting.
Learn how to close the recycling loop by buying products made partly or entirely from recycled materials.
Information for educators including waste reduction grants.
We may be able to help your business reduce and recycle and even save on disposal cost.
The mission of this Keep America Beautiful organization is to engage Clark County Residents to take pride, ownership, and responsibility for enhancing their community's environment. Get involved.
includes local disposal facility options and other useful links.