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Search NYC.gov for   Advanced Search Consumer Information Documents & Records Education Environment Health & Human Services Housing & Buildings NYC Boroughs Public Safety Sanitation  - Residential Collection  - Residential Recycling  - Community Programs Things to Do Transportation Items 1- 8 of 8 Residential Recycling Recycling is the law in New York City, whether you live in an apartment or a house. Find out what and how to recycle from the Department of Sanitation. Sign up for email updates on environmental issues, recycling, and waste prevention Composting in your Neighborhood Learn how to use compost to recycle organic waste while enriching your soil. Household Special Waste Recycling Drop-off Sites NYC Residents may drop off batteries, fluorescent light tubes, latex paint, motor oil and filters, mercury-filled thermostats and thermometers, and transmission fluid at self-help sites in every borough. Learn to Reduce Waste NYCWasteLess Web site explains how City residents can reduce waste during daily activities. Recycling Collection Schedule Find out what days the Department of Sanitation collects recyclables for your building. Missed Collection Service Request - Bulk Recyclables Metal bulk items that are made of at least 50 percent metal: microwaves, stoves, dishwashers, water heaters, and boxsprings are some examples. Missed Collection Service Request - Metal, Plastic and Glass Recyclables Use this form to request the collection of items including plastic and glass bottles, milk and juice cartons, aluminum products, metal cans, glass jars, and wire hangers. Missed Collection Service Request - Paper Recyclables Request that the Department of Sanitation collect paper recyclables including catalogs, newspapers, magazines, phone books, paper and envelopes, and paper bags. Page:  1

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