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The document is an application form for the certification of a Vermont Beverage Redemption Center. It includes sections for providing information about the redemption center, its need and services, details about petitioning retailers and affected distributors, as well as signature lines for petitioners and the center owner. The application emphasizes the importance of completeness and outlines the review process, which includes a public meeting and site visit.

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Which states pay you to recycle cans?

How Do Bottle Bills Work? StateStatuteSummary Deposit Amount California Cal. Public Resources Code 14501 - 14599 5 (˂24 oz.) 10 (24oz.) Connecticut Conn. Gen. Stat. 22a-243 22a-246 5 Hawaii Hawaii Rev. Stat. 342G-101 342G-122 58 more rows Mar 13, 2020

Can recycling Vermont?

All Vermont recycling programs accept aluminum foil and cans, steel cans, glass bottles and jars, paper, cardboard, and plastics #1 and #2 recyclables. These materials are banned from the landfill by Vermonts Universal Recycling Law.

What is the bottle redemption law in Vermont?

Over the years, the Bottle Bill evolved into a successful recycling program. Under the law, anyone can return a covered bottle or can to a retailer or redemption center to redeem the deposit (5-15 cents).

Is it worth it to recycle cans for money?

Yes, recycling aluminum cans is highly valuable as they can be endlessly recycled without quality loss. It conserves resources, saves energy, reduces landfill waste, mitigates emissions, generates revenue, and supports local recycling programs, making it beneficial environmentally and economically.

How to return cans in Vermont?

Certified Redemption Centers: Consumers may bring any empty containers that were purchased in Vermont and carry the Vermont redemption message to a Certified Redemption Center. Find one near you: List of Certified Redemption Centers in Vermont or Map of Certified Redemption Centers in Vermont.

What can be recycled in Vermont?

Central Vermont Solid Waste Management District Paper. Aluminum. Cardboard. Steel. Glass. Hard Plastics #1, #2.