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Albuquerque to launch new residential recycling pilot program

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The city will pick up recycling every other week for more than 6,000 households, starting this week.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — The City of Albuquerque is launching a new residential recycling pilot program Monday to create a greener and more sustainable city.

Starting Monday, the Solid Waste Department will pick up recycling every other week for more than 6,000 households. The city says that residents have been notified of the change. The program will be evaluated every three months.

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