Some 90% of campaign signs are made from corrugated cardboard coated in plastic, estimated Judith Enck, founder of Beyond Plastics in Bennington, Vermont, an organization trying to end single-use ...

Some 90% of campaign signs are made from corrugated cardboard coated in plastic, estimated Judith Enck, founder of Beyond Plastics in Bennington, Vermont, an organization trying to end single-use ...

“Corrugated cardboard signs ... are much gentler on the environment,” Goldstein said. If you’re unsure whether your campaign sign is recyclable, it’s best not to place it in your curbside ...

Corrugated plastic signs have to be recycled at the transfer stations, the release said. These signs can’t go in the blue recycling carts because of their rigid structure, which can damage or ...

They've instead turned to corrugated cardboard. As Dunne explains, metal signs are traditionally made off-site and then delivered to the city print shop to be given their iconic STOP messaging.

Corrugated cardboard must be flattened and placed in, next to or under the curbside recycling bin. Do not place flattened corrugated cardboard boxes in a larger box.

Some 90% of campaign signs are made from corrugated cardboard coated in plastic, estimated Judith Enck, founder of Beyond Plastics in Bennington, Vermont, an organization trying to end single-use ...

With most of the country’s presidential and congressional election votes counted, it’s nearly time to pull out the campaign signs that have decorated yards ...