It takes years for anything, even organic things like Christmas trees, to breakdown in a landfill. Tree recyclers turn trees into wood chips, which can be used to help prevent erosion on beaches and hiking trails.
Some municipalities handle the recycling - all you have to do is leave your tree at the curb. Below is a list of some local recycling programs or click here to find a recycling program in your area. If you can’t find information about a recycling program in your area, check with the company handles your garbage disposal and recycling.
HOW & WHERE
Mecklenburg County Foxhole Recycling Center 704-341-4962
17131 Lancaster Highway CHARLOTTE, NC 28277
Service limited to residents of MECKLENBURG COUNTY
http://www.charmeck.org/Departments/LUESA/Solid+Waste/Recycling+Drop+Off+Centers/nmeck.htm
Curb It! Curbside Recycling Program 704-336-2673
CHARLOTTE, NC 28202
Service limited to residents of CHARLOTTE
http://www.charmeck.org/Departments/Solid+Waste/CurbIt/Recycling/Home.htm
Mecklenburg County Hickory Grove Recycling Center 704-535-3781
8007 Pence Road CHARLOTTE, NC 28202
Service limited to residents of MECKLENBURG COUNTY
http://www.charmeck.org/Departments/LUESA/Solid+Waste/Recycling+Drop+Off+Centers/nmeck.htm
York County Drop-off Site 803-628-3195
Odgen Road ROCK HILL, SC 29730
SOUTH CAROLINA
City of Rock Hill Curbside Program 803-329-5539
ROCK HILL, SC 29731
Service limited to residents of ROCK HILL
YOU CAN RECYCLE ALMOST ANYTHING
So you got a new TV, computer, or cell phone for Christmas and need to get rid of the old one? Click here to find out how to recycle the old one and just about anything else!
inspired by an article on idealbite.com
Mick Jagger With Ike and Tina Turner Backstage During the Rolling Stones
American Tour, November 1969
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Some candid Polaroid shots of Mick Jagger with Ike and Tina Turner
backstage at The Forum in Inglewood during the Rolling Stones American tour
on November ...
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