Lack of product sort should make recycling easier

John Sowell
The News-Review

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Sunrise Enterprises employee Chris Jennings separates plastic items donated for recycling at the nonprofit company's sort facility on Carnes Road in Green.

MICHAEL SULLIVAN / The News-Review

Sunrise Enterprises is making recycling easier for Douglas County residents who use the landfill, garbage collection stations or the nonprofit organization's collection depots.

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Lack of product sort should make recycling easier

John SowellThe News-Review

Lack of product sort should make recycling easier

John Sowell
The News-Review