Pennsylvania Sources Council and Pittsburgh Penguins Have Onerous-to-Recycle Occasions – CBS Pittsburgh

By: KDKA-TV News Staff

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) – Pittsburghers kicked off their spring cleaning on Saturday with support from the Pennsylvania Resources Council.

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They hosted a household chemical collection in the arena parking lot in collaboration with the Penguins and PPG Paints Arena.

Organizers said the event helped prevent unwanted materials like paint and automotive fluids from ruining the environment.

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“It’s kind of meant to make people know and understand that some of the things they have in their house we don’t want to throw in your yard, they don’t want to throw them in a sewer,” said Sarah Shea, interim director of Pennsylvania Resources Council. “It’s not good for the water supply, it’s not good for the soil or the earth. So it’s good to make sure you are able to dispose of these things responsibly and properly. “

The next event is on May 1st at North Park. Registration is required.

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If you want to safely dispose of your household chemicals, you can register for the event in May using this link.

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