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KOSCIUSKO COUNTY SOLID WASTE
  • Home
  • About Us
    • Our Mission
    • Board Meetings and Members
    • Facility Info
    • Transparency
    • Reuse Room
    • JOB OPENING
  • Services
    • Residents
    • Chemical and HHW
    • Businesses
    • Not Accepted
    • Special Events >
      • Free Paper Shred Event
  • Recycling
    • Drop-Off Locations
    • Curbside Recycling
  • Education
    • Available Programs
  • FAQ
  • Find Us
  • Blog
    • Fall Composting
    • Start School with less waste
    • Where do Fireworks go?
    • Make Room for Summer
    • Cardboard taking over
    • Sustainable March
    • Buy Less, Trash Less
    • Sustainable Resolutions
    • Merry Sustainable Christmas
    • Freon in the Environment
    • Natural Thanksgiving decor
    • Dangers of Stockpiling Batteries
    • Sustainable Pumpkins
    • Back to School Sustainably
  • New Page
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Lakes and streams may seem like peaceful places for a weekend getaway, but they’re far more than just beautiful backdrops to outdoor adventures. These vital water bodies are the unsung heroes of our ecosystems, supporting everything from wildlife and local economies to our very drinking water. In an age of pollution and climate change, the health of our lakes and streams has never been more important. Let’s dive into why keeping them clean and thriving is crucial for the planet—and for all of us.
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  • Home
  • About Us
    • Our Mission
    • Board Meetings and Members
    • Facility Info
    • Transparency
    • Reuse Room
    • JOB OPENING
  • Services
    • Residents
    • Chemical and HHW
    • Businesses
    • Not Accepted
    • Special Events >
      • Free Paper Shred Event
  • Recycling
    • Drop-Off Locations
    • Curbside Recycling
  • Education
    • Available Programs
  • FAQ
  • Find Us
  • Blog
    • Fall Composting
    • Start School with less waste
    • Where do Fireworks go?
    • Make Room for Summer
    • Cardboard taking over
    • Sustainable March
    • Buy Less, Trash Less
    • Sustainable Resolutions
    • Merry Sustainable Christmas
    • Freon in the Environment
    • Natural Thanksgiving decor
    • Dangers of Stockpiling Batteries
    • Sustainable Pumpkins
    • Back to School Sustainably
  • New Page