The Capital Regional District is banning several items of waste at the Hartland Landfill in an effort to divert recyclable materials from ending up in the trash.
Starting on Jan. 1, 2024, carpet, asphalt shingles and wood that is clean, treated or salvageable, will no longer be accepted at the landfill.
"With this ban, each year, the CRD is expecting to divert 27,500 tonnes of wood, 9,000 tonnes of asphalt shingles and 4,000 tonnes of carpet and underlay," said the regional district in a release Friday.
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