Normal curbside waste collection on Monday, May 29
Normal curbside waste collection in SLC on Monday, May 29, and for the remainder of the week.
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Rain, snow, or wind. Day or night. We ❤️ the air and we are enjoying the challenge of getting around in a cleaner way for the #cleartheairchallenge The @slcgov team has logged over 14,000 miles in #travelwise trips in the first two weeks of February. That’s a lot of emissions saved! Now to break into the top three on the leaderboard. . . • • • #cleartheair #showucair #cleantransportation #train #bus #walk #iheart🌎Some of the @slcgreen staff hit up #sundance last night to see Anthropocene. It’s a beautifully-captured, relatively short film about the impact humans have on the earth with a focus on the categories used in classifying geologic time. Of course those of us who care about #Sustainability know we have an impact (it’s why our office exists for one), but the movie offers a fresh and artistic take— can a potash mine be beautiful? What is it like to paddle out in lithium mine wastewater pools? How awe-struck are we by the power, destruction, and yes beauty of massive machines and metalworks? Makes you think about the impacts of each of our choices and the extractive impacts underpinning society. The film doesn’t lecture, just captures a series of stories. The questions and implications posed by the film are nuanced and complex. Just as they should be! It’s great to have access to such amazing films here in #SLC that make you think, feel, question and change. Has anyone else seen it? Any other recommendations? . . . @festsaltlake #sundancefilmfestival #saltlakecity #downtownslc #anthropoceneproject @downtownslc #planetearth #reducereuserecycle #whatwedoforfunCompost collections for Salt Lake City curbside customers are taking a short hiatus in order to save fuel, reduce pollution, and save resources during a period of very low demand (only 1% of brown containers are typically put out in the middle of winter). Feel free to continue using them for kitchen scraps over this 6 week period. Collections begin again the week of March 11. Questions? Visit SLCgreen.com or call 801-535-6999. . . . #slc #saltlakecity #utpol #compost #recycle #cleartheairTwitter
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