Pennington Environmental Commission launches speaker series

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The Pennington Environmental Commission will launch its Community Conversations Speaker Series with a webinar on Recycling – Beyond the Basics on Thursday, Feb. 27 at 7 p.m.

The new series is inspired by community feedback from a recent survey, identifying topics that resonate with residents interested in building a green and sustainable future. The session will focus on Mercer County’s updated recycling program, addressing common questions and providing practical guidance on managing items beyond regular curbside collections.

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Speakers include Joann Held from the Hopewell Valley Green Team and Pennington Environmental Commission, and Michelle Patnick from Terracycle, a New Jersey-based company specializing in innovative recycling solutions.

Learn about:

  • Mercer County’s recycling guidelines, including the newly accepted No. 5 plastics.
  • Handling tricky items like Styrofoam, Christmas lights, and plastic lids.
  • Best practices for reusing and recycling household items.

This event is open to all, whether you live in Pennington, Hopewell Valley, or surrounding areas. The webinar will also feature a live question and answer session to address recycling questions. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and become a Recycling Hero!

Check the Pennington Borough website for more information https://www.penningtonboro.org

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