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The Quality of Life Committee recommended an environmental plan to be presented for a vote Wednesday.
Jan. 23, 2019
Last week, Dallas’ long-anticipated climate action plan took a step forward. Today it took a flying leap into a greener future.
We've gathered information from North Texas cities on their Christmas tree recycling programs. Courtesy of Storyblock.
Updated Jan. 8, 2019
When the holidays are over and you're ready to dispose of holiday trees, boxes and wrapping paper, you may be able to recycle some or all of the refuse. Check the guide below to learn what your community offers. Check your city's website, if you don't see it listed.
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The grassroots recycling drop-off in Lucas accepts #6 styrofoam items on the first Saturday of the month. Photo by Julie Thibodeaux.
Nov. 7, 2018
With a population of 7,493, Lucas is small compared to nearby urban hubs like Plano and Dallas. But when it comes to recycling, Lucas is taking some big steps. Thanks to some dedicated volunteers, Lucas is one of the first North Texas cities to have its own styrofoam recycling drop-off.
That's a 180-turn from last year, when the city of Lucas announced it was going to end curbside recycling.