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Notice: New Waste Sorting Rules for Oakwood Town

Starting April 1st, Oakwood Town will implement new waste sorting rules to increase our recycling rate and reduce landfill waste. Your cooperation is essential!

Main Changes:

Plastics: All clean and dry plastic packaging (e.g., food trays, shampoo bottles, plastic bags) must now be placed in the special "Plastics" bag.
Do NOT include: Dirty items or plastic toys.
Burnable (Moeru Gomi): Kitchen scraps, paper waste (that isn't recyclable), and wood.
Collection: Mon & Thu.
Non-Burnable (Moenai Gomi): Glass, ceramics, small metal objects.
Collection: 2nd Tuesday of the month.

Failing to sort correctly may result in your garbage not being collected. Let's work together for a cleaner town!

Oakwood Town Recycling Rate (2021-2025)

A bar chart showing the percentage of total waste that was successfully recycled.

2021: 18%
2022: 19%
2023: 19%
2024: 20%
2025 (Goal): 25%
2026 (Goal): 30%

Notice: New Waste Sorting Rules for Oakwood Town

Starting April 1st, Oakwood Town will implement new waste sorting rules to increase our recycling rate and reduce landfill waste. Your cooperation is essential!

Main Changes:

Plastics: All clean and dry plastic packaging (e.g., food trays, shampoo bottles, plastic bags) must now be placed in the special "Plastics" bag.
Do NOT include: Dirty items or plastic toys.
Burnable (Moeru Gomi): Kitchen scraps, paper waste (that isn't recyclable), and wood.
Collection: Mon & Thu.
Non-Burnable (Moenai Gomi): Glass, ceramics, small metal objects.
Collection: 2nd Tuesday of the month.

Failing to sort correctly may result in your garbage not being collected. Let's work together for a cleaner town!

Oakwood Town Recycling Rate (2021-2025)

A bar chart showing the percentage of total waste that was successfully recycled.

2021: 18%
2022: 19%
2023: 19%
2024: 20%
2025 (Goal): 25%
2026 (Goal): 30%

According to the notice (Text 1), which item should be put in the "Plastics" bag?

A dirty plastic food tray.

A small plastic toy.

An empty, clean shampoo bottle.

A glass bottle.

Based on the chart (Text 2), what was the recycling rate in 2024?

18%

19%

20%

25%

Because residents complained about the collection schedule.

Because the town wants to meet its future recycling rate goals (Text 2).

Because plastic toys have become a major problem.

Because glass and ceramics are no longer collected.

Notice: New Waste Sorting Rules for Oakwood Town

Starting April 1st, Oakwood Town will implement new waste sorting rules to increase our recycling rate and reduce landfill waste. Your cooperation is essential!

Main Changes:

Plastics: All clean and dry plastic packaging (e.g., food trays, shampoo bottles, plastic bags) must now be placed in the special "Plastics" bag.
Do NOT include: Dirty items or plastic toys.
Burnable (Moeru Gomi): Kitchen scraps, paper waste (that isn't recyclable), and wood.
Collection: Mon & Thu.
Non-Burnable (Moenai Gomi): Glass, ceramics, small metal objects.
Collection: 2nd Tuesday of the month.

Failing to sort correctly may result in your garbage not being collected. Let's work together for a cleaner town!

Oakwood Town Recycling Rate (2021-2025)

A bar chart showing the percentage of total waste that was successfully recycled.

2021: 18%
2022: 19%
2023: 19%
2024: 20%
2025 (Goal): 25%
2026 (Goal): 30%

According to the notice (Text 1), which item should be put in the "Plastics" bag?

A dirty plastic food tray.

A small plastic toy.

An empty, clean shampoo bottle.

A glass bottle.

Based on the chart (Text 2), what was the recycling rate in 2024?

18%

19%

20%

25%

Because residents complained about the collection schedule.

Because the town wants to meet its future recycling rate goals (Text 2).

Because plastic toys have become a major problem.

Because glass and ceramics are no longer collected.