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- The National Recycling Coalition supports the national enactment of an annual “Recycle Week” as a means to remind and educate the population about the benefits of recycling.
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- Colleges and universities should develop fully-accredited degree programs for integrated waste management and recycling to train future graduates to become waste management professionals with expertise in these particular fields.
- Colleges and universities should be encouraged to provide the maximum number of recycling opportunities for all materials on campus. -
- The source reduction and recycling of waste must be reflected in K-12 school curriculum for society to make this a daily practice.
- The goal should be to constantly and consistently strive to instill reduce-recycle values over time.High schools should be encouraged to provide the maximum number of recycling opportunities for all materials on campus, to act as a model and to provide experience for volunteer and paid students to learn about recycling from an operations perspective.
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- A National Clearinghouse should be established along with a recycling extension service for recycling information, sponsored by the EPA.
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- The National Recycling Coalition should maintain current sources of credible pertinent information generated from both outside and within the organization.
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- The public should also be sought more to participate in long-term solid waste management and planning.
