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Long Beach residents can now drop off unwanted mattresses, free of charge

Avatar photo by Staff Reports Sep 6, 2024Sep 6, 2024

The city is trying to cut down on illegal dumping of mattresses. Residents can now drop them off 24 hours a day, seven days a week, at a recycling center near Drake Park.

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With thousands of mattresses thrown out each year, Long Beach is testing a recycling program

Avatar photo by Jason Ruiz Jan 9, 2024Jan 8, 2024
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Long Beach could give up SERRF revenue as it looks for new options for its trash-burning facility

Avatar photo by Jason Ruiz Jan 13, 2023
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Long Beach’s trash burning facility faces legislative, infrastructure challenges

Avatar photo by Jason Ruiz Apr 6, 2022
Long Beach offers free options for drop-off or pickup for residents who want to recycle their Christmas tree. Photo courtesy the city of Long Beach.
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How to get rid of your Christmas tree

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What’s recyclable? City launches education campaign in wake of global recycling shift

Avatar photo by Kelly Puente Sep 16, 2020Sep 17, 2020
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Long Beach is one of 2 cities in California that still burns trash. Will the future be greener?

Avatar photo by Kelly Puente Jun 11, 2019
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China won’t take our trash any more, leaving many recyclables with nowhere to go but the landfill

Avatar photoby Kelly PuenteApr 16, 2019Jul 1, 2019
Long Beach offers free options for drop-off or pickup for residents who want to recycle their Christmas tree. Photo courtesy the city of Long Beach.
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Here’s how you can recycle your Christmas tree in Long Beach

Avatar photo by City News Service Dec 26, 2018
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Household Donations to be Accepted Saturday by City and Goodwill SOLAC

Avatar photo by Stephanie Rivera Jun 17, 2015

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