Full Circle has served the King County Dept. of Natural Resources – Solid Waste Division on numerous, diverse projects, including:
- Coordination of the Northwest Product Stewardship Council and associated subcommittees (batteries, mercury, paint, and pharmaceuticals
- Retail Apparel Product Stewardship Program
- Carpet infrastructure and market development
- Green Schools
- Take Back Your Meds/ PH:ARM (Pharmaceuticals from Households: A Return Mechanism)
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In the wake of collapsing Chinese markets for recyclables, King County Solid Waste Division, with key support from Seattle Public Utilities, convened the Responsible Recycling
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Catalyzed by increasing concern about responsible recycling of mixed plastics and China’s National Sword ban, Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) and King County Solid Waste Division’s
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EnviroStars is a free program that offers rebates, resources, and incentives to businesses who take action to protect the environment and employee health and safety.
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We provided direct technical assistance to King County’s Green Schools Program—now comprising over 400 schools and 11 school districts. Participating schools receive recognition for improving
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At times energizing, at times draining, work toward expanded recovery of rechargeable and single-use batteries is slowly charging ahead. Nationwide, industry-sponsored recovery programs for rechargeable
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Early in this century, Full Circle’s David Stitzhal represented the Northwest Product Stewardship Council at a groundbreaking series of national stakeholder meetings. The assembled group
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This NW institution has long demonstrated the creativity and effectiveness of local and state government to originate, refine and bring to life the critical policy
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