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Sustainability at Work

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Learn how to green your business, from recycling and reducing waste to using less water and energy, with these DIY tools and free resources.
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Garbage and Recycling Hotline

wasteinfo@portlandoregon.gov
phone number503-823-7202

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Green business checklists

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Local green business resources and groups

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How to Buy Green at Your Business

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Business recycling tips

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How to compost at your business

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Business recycling and compost posters

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Reduce food waste at your business

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Green business directory

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Green business certification

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