Recycling Starts With You Recycling begins when someone uses paper - whether it is a newspaper, magazine, grocery bag or a single sheet of office paper.

Recycling Bin People take their paper to recycling bins, called Paper Retrievers. For the paper to be processed efficiently, it must be clean, dry, and free of foreign objects such as plastic, twine, metal or glass. These requirements ensure efficiency and quality of the next steps.

Please join the Paper Retriever Program. It's an easy way to help your neighborhood schools and community in an important conservation effort. Log onto our website www.PaperRetriever.com to find more information:

Search for a recycling bin by zip code
Paper Retriever™ Community Recycling Programs
Details for our "Tons of Paper, Tons of Prizes" contest for 2003

Abitibi-Consolidated Recycling Division is nationally recognized for promoting strong environmental stewardship while supporting educational and other non-profit organizations through its Paper RetrieverTM program. Through their combined efforts to divert paper from the waste stream, Abitibi and its Paper Retriever partners save an estimated 2.2 million cubic yards of landfill space each year in North America.