City of Hoboken expands Textile Recycling Program
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The program aims to limit greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions caused by solid waste by diverting textiles from landfills. So far, the program has recycled over 2 tons of textiles that would have otherwise been sent to a landfill.

On Earth Day, Mayor Bhalla announces expansion of Hoboken's free residential composting program
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In 2020, Hoboken’s drop-off composting program diverted 27.71 tons of food waste from landfills, and offset 1,584 gallons of gas and nearly 35,000 driven miles.

City of Hoboken & Hoboken Green Team announce Earth Day citywide gate sale
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This citywide event encourages residents to sell gently used, secondhand items directly from their gates or stoops, promoting reuse, reducing landfill waste, and advancing sustainability.

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Mayor Jabbour invites community to shop citywide Earth Day Gate Sale on Saturday, April 18
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This community-wide event encourages sustainable practices by giving residents the opportunity to sell and purchase secondhand items which helps reduce landfill waste.

Hoboken "Skip the Stuff" ordinance to take effect Sept. 1 to reduce landfill waste
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Hoboken opens eight new drop-off composting locations, tripling size of program
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Pounds of waste diverted from landfills. 42.28. : Metric tons of avoided carbon dioxide emissions. 2,743. : Gallons of gas avoided: 60,630. : Miles driven offset.

Hoboken announces expanded composting options for residents
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“This expansion will help reduce Hoboken’s landfill waste and is a part of our comprehensive strategy to create a more sustainable city. I encourage all residents to consider these composting options and take part in improving our local environment.”.

Hoboken to implement dual stream recycling in September
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The switch will help increase recycling in Hoboken and reduce the City’s share of landfill waste, and could save taxpayers $200,000 in recycling costs per year.

Textile Recycling
www.hobokennj.gov/resources/textile-recycling

In December of 2022 the City launched the Textile Recycling Program to divert unwearable, torn, and non-donatable textiles, such as footwear, clothing, accessories (e.g. hats, ties, and gloves), linens, pet clothing, canvases, etc. from local landfills.