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environmental and resource action; solid waste project.
reclamation problem. EPA, Environmental Action Foundation,
1972. 115pp. PB-213-718.* 1978. 4pp. SW-697.
Beverage containers: Hazardous waste disposal damage
the Vermont experience. reports.
EPA, 1975. 16 pp. SW-139. Doc. No. 1. EPA, 1975. 12 pp.
PB-261-157*
The big pick-up (flyer). Doc No. 2. EPA, 1975. 16 pp.
EPA, 1975. SW-485. PB-261-155*
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Choices for conservation, PB-261-156*
Resource Conservation Committee
final report to the president Hazardous waste fact sheet.
and Congress. EPA, 1979. EPA, 1979. 4pp. SW-737.
140 pp. SW-779.
How cities site landfills;
Closing open dumps. EPA, municipal solid waste disposal.
1971 19 pp. SW-61ts. National League of Cities,
1978. 77 pp.
Curbing trash; community
guide. League of Women Voters Incentives for tire recycling
Education Fund, 1977. 6 pp. and reuse. EPA, 1974. 28 pp. SW-32c.l.
SW-671.
Let's recycle; a teacher's guide
to recycling: lesson plans for
grades K-6 and 7-12. EPA,
1979. 71 pp. SW-801
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