Officials: Brookhaven Environmental Center has accepted 45 million pounds of material this year
The building’s officials told News 12 that puts the facility on par to produce an equal number of pounds of recyclables for the year.
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Oct 18, 2022, 1:29 AM
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12h agoThe Brookhaven Environmental Center says it has accepted over 45 million pounds of material so far in 2022.
The building’s officials told News 12 that puts the facility on par to produce an equal number of pounds of recyclables for the year.
Officials added that's a huge increase from years past thanks to an updated material recovery facility.
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