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  1. DC Needs at Least 1 (one) Recycle Reimbursement Center in Each Section of DC

    DC should offer incentives on recycling; besides we purchase these items and they are recylclable. Its not fair that we give our recyclabes for free and continue to pay high taxes. Recycle centers will allow citizens of DC to get reimbursed for turning in cylcleable. This will reduce trash and keep the cycle cleaner

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    • Humanure Facilities Promotion

      The municipal government should (a) change local laws to allow for humanure, (b) start pilot programs to determine a feasible plan of action for their promotion, (c) Have compost facility examples in municipal buildings, (d) build the infrastructure to utilize the humanure, (e) allow for weekly humanure pickups at the curb like trash and recycling now

      This would put rich nutrients right back into the soil around the district and change our dependence on expensive and polluting chemical fertilizers.

      This is not a joke, but a practical, if not the most practical way to "waste" sustainability. These projects are in…

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