Delaware § 6455 Public education and promotion of recycling, composting and other waste reduction programs

Delaware Statutes

§ 6455 — Public education and promotion of recycling, composting and other waste reduction programs

Delaware § 6455

JurisdictionDelaware

Title7

PartNatural Resources

Ch. 64DELAWARE SOLID WASTE AUTHORITY

Subch.Recycling and Waste Reduction

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Bluebook

Del. Code tit. 7, § 6455 (2026).

Text

The Authority, in cooperation and consultation with the Department, shall initiate and conduct public outreach and education programs on the cessation of its curbside recycling program and modification to its drop off and organic yard waste programs, as well as continuing education on the purposes and value of source separated recycling and resource recovery. The intent of these educational programs shall be to maximize the diversion and recovery of recyclable materials and organic yard waste, whether it was generated by the commercial or residential sector. Such program may be conducted in conjunction with similar efforts of private industry, municipalities, public interest groups, the Department and the Recycling Public Advisory Council. The program may include the use of public advertis

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The Authority, in cooperation and consultation with the Department, shall initiate and conduct public outreach and education programs on the cessation of its curbside recycling program and modification to its drop off and organic yard waste programs, as well as continuing education on the purposes and value of source separated recycling and resource recovery. The intent of these educational programs shall be to maximize the diversion and recovery of recyclable materials and organic yard waste, whether it was generated by the commercial or residential sector. Such program may be conducted in conjunction with similar efforts of private industry, municipalities, public interest groups, the Department and the Recycling Public Advisory Council. The program may include the use of public advertising.