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Mountain View Resource: Quarterly newsletter, providing information to the community about recycling, reuse, waste prevention, and pollution prevention.

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Mountain View Recycle Center: a State Certified buyback center that buys CRV (California Redemption Value) materials. Accepts other recyclable materials without payment.

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SMaRT Station: processes residential and commercial garbage, yard trimmings, and recyclables; and provides buy-back as well as drop-off services for residents and businesses of the community.

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City of Mountain View Zero Waste: provides information on the proper disposal of all materials, City recycling events, and the City’s Zero Waste goals.

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Santa Clara County Household Hazardous Waste

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Santa Clara County HHW Program

Welcome!

Recology Mountain View is the resource recovery company for the Mountain View community. We currently provide recycling and garbage collection services to approximately 22,000 residential accounts and 3,000 commercial accounts.

Recology is recognized as the leader in resource recovery and is the largest employee-owned company in the industry. Our rally cry is "WASTE ZERO," which represents our daily commitment to finding the best and highest use of all resources while promoting sustainability, recovery, and diversion of materials away from the landfill. We pride ourselves on providing first class customer service, contributing to the quality of life in Mountain View, and reducing negative impacts on the environment as a whole.

Thank you for visiting our site and please contact us if you have any further questions.

Reduce Reuse Recycle Recologize!

The Urban Quest for "Zero Waste"

Across the country, a handful of municipalities are radically reducing the amount of refuse they send to landfills, with the eventual goal of reaching "zero waste." Seattle recycles or composts more than half of what its residents toss out. San Francisco diverts 77% of its waste from landfills. Even sprawling Los Angeles recycles or composts about two-thirds of its garbage.


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