This is a new trash can in the Environmental Sciences building at Western Washington University. I like the "landfill" label.
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We have bins labeled like that at work, landfill, recycling and worms (compost). I don't know if it works, but the landfill one usually seems the emptiest.
I love the interesting take you always have on conservation, wish we had more Landfill cans in Philly.
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