Dana Redman, left, and Barry Martin, dump a bin full of aluminum cans on the conveyor belt at the Raleigh County Solid Waste Authority’s E. Paul Barley Recycling & Education Center. The center processes 1,500 tons of recyclable materials a year that comes from Charleston, South Charleston and Beckley. Materials recycled are newspapers, egg cartons, pizza boxes, white office paper, mixed paper, plastics, corrugated cardboard, aluminum and tin cans. One aluminum can will be processed through the recycling center into a new one in forty five days.
- Rick Barbero/The Register-Herald
Dana Redman working in a mountain of reycling materials at the Raleigh County Solid Waste Authority E. Paul Barley Recycling & Education Center. They processes 1500 tons of recyclable materials a year that comes from, Charleston, South Charleston and Beckley. Material recycled are, newspapers, egg cartons, pizza boxes, white office paper, mixed paper, plastics, corrugated cardboard, aluminum and tin cans. One aluminum can will be processed through the recycling center into a new one in forty five day. Residents are encouraged to recycle to save on Landfield space.
- Rick Barbero/The Register-Herald
Josh May, left, and other employees working the conveyor belt seperating recycling items at the Raleigh County Solid Waste Authority E. Paul Barley Recycling & Education Center. They processes 1500 tons of recyclable materials a year that comes from, Charleston, South Charleston and Beckley. Material recycled are, newspapers, egg cartons, pizza boxes, white office paper, mixed paper, plastics, corrugated cardboard, aluminum and tin cans. One aluminum can will be processed through the recycling center into a new one in forty five day. Residents are encouraged to recycle to save on Landfield space.
- Rick Barbero/The Register-Herald
Workers in a mountain of reycling materials at the Raleigh County Solid Waste Authority E. Paul Barley Recycling & Education Center. They processes 1500 tons of recyclable materials a year that comes from, Charleston, South Charleston and Beckley. Material recycled are, newspapers, egg cartons, pizza boxes, white office paper, mixed paper, plastics, corrugated cardboard, aluminum and tin cans. One aluminum can will be processed through the recycling center into a new one in forty five day. Residents are encouraged to recycle to save on Landfield space.
- Rick Barbero/The Register-Herald
Workers on the conveyor belt seperating items at the Raleigh County Solid Waste Authority E. Paul Barley Recycling & Education Center. They processes 1500 tons of recyclable materials a year that comes from, Charleston, South Charleston and Beckley. Material recycled are, newspapers, egg cartons, pizza boxes, white office paper, mixed paper, plastics, corrugated cardboard, aluminum and tin cans. One aluminum can will be processed through the recycling center into a new one in forty five day. Residents are encouraged to recycle to save on Landfield space.
- Rick Barbero/The Register-Herald
Aluminum cans piled up at the Raleigh County Solid Waste Authority E. Paul Barley Recycling & Education Center processes 1500 tons of recyclable materials a year that comes from, Charleston, South Charleston and Beckley. Material recycled are, newspapers, egg cartons, pizza boxes, white office paper, mixed paper, plastics, corrugated cardboard, aluminum and tin cans. One aluminum can will be processed through the recycling center into a new one in forty five day. Residents are encouraged to recycle to save on Landfield space.
- Rick Barbero/The Register-Herald
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Dana Redman, left, and Barry Martin, dump a bin full of aluminum cans on the conveyor belt at the Raleigh County Solid Waste Authority’s E. Paul Barley Recycling & Education Center. The center processes 1,500 tons of recyclable materials a year that comes from Charleston, South Charleston and Beckley. Materials recycled are newspapers, egg cartons, pizza boxes, white office paper, mixed paper, plastics, corrugated cardboard, aluminum and tin cans. One aluminum can will be processed through the recycling center into a new one in forty five days.
- Rick Barbero/The Register-Herald
Dana Redman working in a mountain of reycling materials at the Raleigh County Solid Waste Authority E. Paul Barley Recycling & Education Center. They processes 1500 tons of recyclable materials a year that comes from, Charleston, South Charleston and Beckley. Material recycled are, newspapers, egg cartons, pizza boxes, white office paper, mixed paper, plastics, corrugated cardboard, aluminum and tin cans. One aluminum can will be processed through the recycling center into a new one in forty five day. Residents are encouraged to recycle to save on Landfield space.
- Rick Barbero/The Register-Herald
Josh May, left, and other employees working the conveyor belt seperating recycling items at the Raleigh County Solid Waste Authority E. Paul Barley Recycling & Education Center. They processes 1500 tons of recyclable materials a year that comes from, Charleston, South Charleston and Beckley. Material recycled are, newspapers, egg cartons, pizza boxes, white office paper, mixed paper, plastics, corrugated cardboard, aluminum and tin cans. One aluminum can will be processed through the recycling center into a new one in forty five day. Residents are encouraged to recycle to save on Landfield space.
- Rick Barbero/The Register-Herald
Workers in a mountain of reycling materials at the Raleigh County Solid Waste Authority E. Paul Barley Recycling & Education Center. They processes 1500 tons of recyclable materials a year that comes from, Charleston, South Charleston and Beckley. Material recycled are, newspapers, egg cartons, pizza boxes, white office paper, mixed paper, plastics, corrugated cardboard, aluminum and tin cans. One aluminum can will be processed through the recycling center into a new one in forty five day. Residents are encouraged to recycle to save on Landfield space.
- Rick Barbero/The Register-Herald
Workers on the conveyor belt seperating items at the Raleigh County Solid Waste Authority E. Paul Barley Recycling & Education Center. They processes 1500 tons of recyclable materials a year that comes from, Charleston, South Charleston and Beckley. Material recycled are, newspapers, egg cartons, pizza boxes, white office paper, mixed paper, plastics, corrugated cardboard, aluminum and tin cans. One aluminum can will be processed through the recycling center into a new one in forty five day. Residents are encouraged to recycle to save on Landfield space.
- Rick Barbero/The Register-Herald
Aluminum cans piled up at the Raleigh County Solid Waste Authority E. Paul Barley Recycling & Education Center processes 1500 tons of recyclable materials a year that comes from, Charleston, South Charleston and Beckley. Material recycled are, newspapers, egg cartons, pizza boxes, white office paper, mixed paper, plastics, corrugated cardboard, aluminum and tin cans. One aluminum can will be processed through the recycling center into a new one in forty five day. Residents are encouraged to recycle to save on Landfield space.
- Rick Barbero/The Register-Herald
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