Recycling bins awaiting pickup.
Jennifer Weiss/Courier Photo
"The more stuff we can recycle, the less we're throwing in the landfills. By reducing waste in the landfills, we will help the environment greatly," Rojas said.
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Thursday, October 11, 2007
By Jasmeen Banwait, Courier Staff Writer
Recycling bins awaiting pickup.
Jennifer Weiss/Courier PhotoLeadership teacher Francis Rojas is helping to coordinate the recycling program at James Logan this year, and he's serious about reducing the amount of waste Logan sends to landfills and promoting recycling.
"The more stuff we can recycle, the less we're throwing in the landfills. By reducing waste in the landfills, we will help the environment greatly," Rojas said.
Recycling bins awaiting pickup.
Jennifer Weiss/Courier Photo
"The more stuff we can recycle, the less we're throwing in the landfills. By reducing waste in the landfills, we will help the environment greatly," Rojas said.
