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Collins will buy all nonmagnetic metals, such as: copper, brass, aluminum, lead, stainless steel, aluminum cans, electric motors, radiators and electrical wiring (no iron products).

Dolco Packaging accepts Polystyrene #6-PS (i.e. meat trays) and Rigid Polystyrene #6-PS (i.e. egg cartons) for recycling.

Schuck's Auto Supply recycles used motor oil for free at a limit of 5 gallons per person.

Solid Waste Division of Public Works for Whatcom County.

Take your green waste materials to their location for composting. The material is then sold for compost.

Offers northern Whatcom County residents and businesses alike, a wide range of garbage and recycling services.

Buy fresh, local produce directly from the grower. Methow Park: Thursday 10th July to October 16th, 3pm - 7pm. Columbia Street: Saturday 10th May to October 26th & Wednesday 11th June to October 29th, Sunday 3rd August to October 19th, 9am - 1pm.

Cedarville Farm is a community supported agriculture (CSA) program. The Cedarville share program offers great variety, growing over 50 types of vegetables.

The Energy Services Department provides information and services to improve the energy efficiency of homes, offices, businesses and industrial plants. Residential programs include new construction information and low-income weatherization. PUD's energy newsletter, "Lightly," provides answers to energy questions, news about innovative people, products and programs, and tips on how to save energy and save money.

The RE Store offers building and home improvement materials, in addition to a wide variety of services, including: sales, pick-up, salvage, and whole building deconstruction.

Provides solar and wind energy - design, installation and consulting.

The Department's web-site offers a few easy actions that Washington residents can take to reduce their use of fossil fuels and to help slow climate change.

Be Cool Campaign by RE Sources has solutions and tips for what you can do to stop climate change.

We envision a thriving, collaborative community in which local businesses are prosperous and contribute to a healthy environment and the well-being of all citizens.

When you make Smart Trips, you accomplish a lot more than getting to your destination. You help create a clean, healthy, and vibrant community in Whatcom County.

Chelan county stages a household hazardous waste collection once a year. This is the only site in the county that accepts fluorescent tubes, which contain a small amount of mercury. Residents can bring in fluorescent tubes, motor oil, brake fluid, gasoline, auto flushes and additives, solvents, paints, glues, cements, roof coatings, sealants, caulking, epoxy resins, thinners, spot removers, polishes, waxes, oven cleaners, toilet cleaners, drain cleaners, deck and chimney cleaners, pool chemicals, inks, dyes, batteries and charcoal fluid. Wastes should be left in original containers. This year's hazardous waste collection is Saturday, Oct. 4, at four locations. The service is free, but a $5 donation per vehicle is encouraged to cover costs.

Your Washington state energy office.

The Chelan-Douglas Land Trust is a private, non-profit organization that has created a handbook with extensive information on recycling, including where to recycle electronics like cell phones and computers. Free copies are available from the downtown Wenatchee office, can be downloaded from web-site, or can be mailed to you.

Your Washington state energy office.

Provides useful information on conservation incentive programs.