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Jackson County Recycling Directory
The Jackson County Recycling Partnership is a consortium of representatives from regional solid waste companies (Rogue Disposal, Ashland Sanitary and Southern Oregon Sanitation), Jackson County, and municipalities. Working together, these groups sponsor waste prevention/reduction and education programs within Jackson County: www.jcrecycle.org
Ashland Sanitary and Recycling Service
www.ashlandsanitary.com
541.482.1471
170 Oak Street, Ashland
Rogue Disposal and Recycling
www.roguedisposal.com
541.779.4161
8001 Table Rock Road, Medford
Southern Oregon Sanitation
www.sosanitation.com/home/
541.826.5691, 800.922.1025
42 Ball Road, Eagle Point
Jackson County Waste Management and Recycling, a division of Jackson County Economic and Special Development: www.co.jackson.or.us/Page.asp?NavID=328
Northwest Materials Mart A web portal promoting material exchanges that benefit Oregon businesses: www.nwmaterialsmart.org
To receive less commercial advertising mail, you can register for Direct Marketing Association's Mail Preference Service, which allows you to "opt out" of national mailing lists: www.the-dma.org/cgi/offmailinglistdave
Oregon Department of Energy benefits business and the environment through loans, tax credits and other programs that help save energy: http://egov.oregon.gov/ENERGY
The Energy Trust of Oregon offers energy-saving services and financial incentives for Oregon's electric community. www.energytrust.org
The City of Ashland offers a variety of conservation programs for Ashland commercial customers, including rebates and zero-interest loans for lighting retrofits and other resource-saving measures. Through the Green Business Program, businesses may receive free professional guidance and earn recognition for implementing sustainable practices: www.ashland.or.us/conservation
Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance a non-profit group that supports regional programs to make affordable, energy-efficient products and services available in the marketplace: www.nwalliance.org
Renewable Northwest Project advocates for the rapid development of renewable energy resources in Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana. RNP is a Portland-based non-profit organization that aims to base the region's energy future on clean, renewable resources: www.rnp.org
Pacific Power's Blue Sky energy options give Pacific Power customers the opportunity to choose renewable electricity for their home or business: www.pacificpower.net/bluesky
The City of Ashland Renewable Pioneers program enables Ashland utility customers to support clean, Northwest generated electricity by purchasing Green Tags from the Bonneville Environmental Foundation: www.GreenAshland.org
The Energy Trust of Oregon offers professional guidance, financial assistance and incentives for customers of Pacific Power and PGE interested in employing onsite wind, solar, biopower or other clean electricity sources: www.energytrust.org
The City of Ashland offers financial and professional assistance for Ashland utility customers interested in installing photovoltaic panels and solar hot water heaters: www.ashland.or.us/conservation
The Oregon Department of Energy provides technical help, low-interest financing, and tax credits for water efficiency measures that also reduce energy use: www.energy.state.or.us/Cons/water.htm
City of Ashland Conservation Division water conservation programs: www.ashland.or.us/conservation
Local disposal resources for paints, motor oil, fluorescent bulbs, gasoline, and electronic waste:
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RVTD - Rogue Valley Transportation District offers Employee Bus Pass Program, Business Energy Tax Credit Assistance, Guaranteed Ride Home, Park & Ride and more: 541.608.2429; www.RVTD.org
THRIVE - The Rogue Initiative for a Vital Economy - Creates connections among local businesses and community members to cultivate a socially, financially and environmentally sustainable economy. www.thriveoregon.org
Pacific Northwest Pollution Prevention Resource Center: www.pprc.org
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