Neighborly Tips: How to recycle those awkward kitchen plastics

How to Recycle Kitchen Plastics

Tubs and lids (like for cottage cheese), cups (like for single-serving yogurt), and iced tea or big syrup bottles The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) measured the nation's overall plastics recycling rate for 2014 at just 9.5 percent, and kitchen plastics are an area where that number can improve significantly to preserve resources and keep re-usable waste out of our landfills.

Location: Marbella, Provincia de Guanacaste, Costa Rica

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