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10/01/2025
Green Party Welcomes Glass Recycling Expansion In Belfast
The Green Party has welcomed the expansion of glass recycling collections to an additional 23,000 households in Belfast.
Green Party Councillor Anthony Flynn described the initiative as "a vital step towards a more sustainable and environmentally friendly city."
"Glass recycling is not just about waste management; it's about reducing our carbon footprint, conserving energy, and embracing a circular economy model through local businesses reusing our glass recycling," Councillor Flynn said in a statement.
He highlighted the environmental and economic benefits of the expansion, stating that it would reduce the volume of recyclable materials sent to landfill and decrease the financial burden on residents due to rising landfill taxes.
"This expansion is a clear example of how local government can take meaningful action on climate change," Councillor Flynn added.
He emphasised the need for continued efforts to improve waste reduction strategies, recycling infrastructure, and community engagement in sustainability initiatives.
"I urge all residents to take full advantage of the expanded service and join us in building a greener, cleaner, fairer Belfast for future generations," Councillor Flynn concluded.
Green Party Councillor Anthony Flynn described the initiative as "a vital step towards a more sustainable and environmentally friendly city."
"Glass recycling is not just about waste management; it's about reducing our carbon footprint, conserving energy, and embracing a circular economy model through local businesses reusing our glass recycling," Councillor Flynn said in a statement.
"This expansion is a clear example of how local government can take meaningful action on climate change," Councillor Flynn added.
He emphasised the need for continued efforts to improve waste reduction strategies, recycling infrastructure, and community engagement in sustainability initiatives.
"I urge all residents to take full advantage of the expanded service and join us in building a greener, cleaner, fairer Belfast for future generations," Councillor Flynn concluded.
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Green Party Welcomes Glass Recycling Expansion In Belfast
The Green Party has welcomed the expansion of glass recycling collections to an additional 23,000 households in Belfast. Green Party Councillor Anthony Flynn described the initiative as "a vital step towards a more sustainable and environmentally friendly city.
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