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in dealing with plastic bags. Elk River will fund a month-long community educational <br /> initiative to educate the community. This will be funded by a coalition between the local <br /> businesses and the local government. The Community Sustainability Month will consist <br /> of advertisements, retail plastic bag collection, educational, and awareness events. The <br /> events could include: Educational Advertisements around the city in public areas, <br /> Environmental Friendliness Day, Elementary and Middle School Environmental <br /> Learning Day, fun activities, games, and other types of educational opportunities, and <br /> possibly a trip to clean up a reservoir or wildlife area. <br /> Plastic bag collection bins <br /> During the Sustainability Month,plastic bag bins will be distributed to retailers <br /> encouraging proper plastic bag disposal. Our team is basing this strategy on the <br /> Wisconsin Wrap Recycling Action Project (Wisconsin WRAP).5 Their report found the <br /> following: <br /> i. The availability of store drop-off programs for plastic film recycling is important to consumers; <br /> 36 percent said they were more likely to choose a particular store because of the recycling <br /> program. <br /> ii. The visible presence of store recycling bins was an important means of alerting consumers (45 <br /> percent in this survey) about the ability to recycle plastic bags and film at the store. <br /> 5 WRAP was created as part of a statewide public-private partnership between the Wisconsin Department of Natural <br /> Resources,the American Chemistry Council,Flexible Film Recycling Group,and GreenBlue's Sustainable <br /> Packaging Coalition(Moore Recycling Associates for the American Chemistry Council. (2016).Milwaukee(WI) <br /> 2015 WRAP campaign evaluation report.Retrieved from <br /> http://www.plasticfllnirecycling.org/pdf/2015 Milwaukee WRAP Camper Report).This program was designed <br /> to establish best practices to increase the recycling of polyethylene bags,wraps,and film through easily replicable <br /> pilot programs.Milwaukee was selected to test a public awareness campaign known as,"Wisconsin WRAP: <br /> Recycling Film Beyond Bags." <br />
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