In 2020, the statewide recycling rate grew to 20 percent.
INDIANAPOLIS - Governor Eric J. Holcomb issued a Proclamation declaring Nov. 15 America Recycles Day in the State of Indiana. In partnership with the Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM), the Proclamation recognizes the 24th America Recycles Day, which is a nationally recognized day for businesses, government agencies, and individuals to consider the importance of recycling. More than half of Indiana's waste goes to landfills or incinerators instead of being recycled. America Recycles Day is an opportunity for Hoosiers to increase their recycling efforts and commit to reducing waste, making recycling an everyday habit, and buying recycled products. Recycling continues to grow in Indiana. In 2015, the statewide recycling rate was 12%. In 2020, that number grew to 20%. Additionally, Indiana diverted more than one million tons of recyclables from landfills in 2020. Paper and cardboard represented the largest amount, followed by glass. To learn more about recycling in Indiana, visit recycle.IN.gov. More information about America Recycles Day can be found at www.americarecyclesday.org. Click here for a copy of Governor Holcomb's proclamation.
Switz. Co. Among Big List of Schools to Receive Email Threat
Nightly Lane Closures Begin Monday in NKY Related to Brent Spence Bridge Corridor Project
Ohio County Community Foundation Celebrates Give Like Dolly Day
A Sweet Assignment: Baking Contest Judge
Ohio Department of Education Releases 2025-26 Report Cards
Batesville Intermediate School Principal Stepping Down to Pursue New Opportunity
