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Loveland Claims Colorado’s Top Recycling Title for Ninth Straight Year

A small city with big ambitions is rewriting the rules of sustainability. Can Loveland’s recycling success inspire the rest of Colorado—and beyond?

In this image there is a waste container on the ground. There are logos and text on the waste...
In this image there is a waste container on the ground. There are logos and text on the waste container. Behind it there is a fencing. Behind the fencing there are cars parked on the ground. In the background there are houses and trees. At the top there is the sky.

Loveland Claims Colorado’s Top Recycling Title for Ninth Straight Year

Loveland has once again been named Colorado’s top residential recycling community for the ninth year in a row. The city’s success comes from strong public involvement and a well-structured waste management system. Officials now plan to expand these efforts with even more ambitious sustainability targets.

The programme’s foundation includes universal curbside recycling, a pricing system based on trash volume, and a dedicated recycling center. This facility accepts over 27 different materials, making it easier for residents to participate. Frequent education campaigns also keep the community informed and engaged.

Loveland’s long-term goals include achieving zero waste through expanded recycling and sustainability projects. The city’s leadership in circular waste strategies is expected to grow further. With continued community support, these efforts will shape Colorado’s future waste management policies.

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