Newsbrief: Recycling on target

Monday 03 October 1994 19:02 EDT

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Another 25 mini-recycling sites are planned by Camden council as it tries to meet the national target of recycling 25 per cent of domestic waste by 2000. At present it has 42 mini-centres on the streets besides its main recycling centre.

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