Recycling to

Rescue the Earth

Welcome
Benefits of Recycling
Who We Are
Join Our Group
Enter the Recycling Poster Contest

Welcome to the Homepage for Sagebrush, New Mexico's very own recycling group!

We are committed to helping everyone in Sagbrush clean up our earth. We hope you find this site informative and inspiring. We're proud that recycling works in Sagebrush.

Who We Are

In July 1987 the New Mexico Municipal Waste Planning, Recycling, and Waste Reduction Act became law, making recycling mandatory for all municipalities in New Mexico. Recycling to Rescue the Earth was founded to steward Sagebrush toward compliance. Since then curbside recycling has become a way of life to all New Mexicans! We have developed a variety of materials and programs to educate citizens and encourage recycling. We want to share these with you. We're continually adding to this site, so please drop by often. We hope you enjoy this site. If you would like more information, or have questions, please contact us at our e-mail address:

Rescue@earthlink.com

Benefits of Recycling

Recycling Feels Good, Saves Natural Resources, Saves Energy, Saves Our Environment, Saves Disposal Capacity and Costs AND RECYCLING IS GOOD BUSINESS!

Join Our Group

Please join hands with your community through Recycle to Rescue the Earth. We meet EVERY Monday night at 6 pm at the Sagebrush Community Center. We discuss current events, update each other about community issues, and promote our legislative agenda, and we host municipal leaders to give them our input and hear theirs! You can also call us at anytime at 505-555-4545

Enter the Recycling Poster Contest

Calling ALL elementary, middle and high school students!! You are invited to create a poster promoting Recycling to Rescue the Earth. There will be 12 categories. Winning posters will be displayed on our special posters page on this site as well in a special poster exhibition at the Sagebrush Art Museum. Submit your entry at any weekly meeting, see Join Our Group, until the end of September. You go it, student earthlings!