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Recycle More Media Campaign

‘Be a better recycler’ Podcast

Although most King County residents in single family residences say they participate in their curbside recycling program, much of what they throw away could be recycled. King County has created a podcast and campaign to encourage King County residents to increase their recycling at home and also start putting food scraps and food-soiled paper in their curbside yard debris carts, to meet the county's goal of zero waste of resources by 2030. Subscribe to the video podcast through iTunes, or watch the video online (Windows Media). (Also available in Real Media format).

Television

The three television ads for "Recycle More. It's Easy to Do" each won a 2007 Telly Award. Telly Awards honor the very best local, regional, and cable television commercials and programs, as well as the finest video and film productions. See these ads on A&E, Discovery, Food Network, HGTV, Animal Planet, TLC, and the History Channel.
(Note: You will need the Windows Media Player plug-in – which you can download for free (external) – to view these video clips.).

• "Spatula" (Windows Media file - 30 seconds, 1.1 MB)
• "Home Office" (Windows Media file - 30 seconds, 900 K)
• "Garage" (Windows Media file - 30 seconds, 921 K)

Program partners

Learn about Fred Meyer's partnership with King County's “Recycle More. It’s Easy To Do." program (Windows Media file). Also see the King County Recycling Education Campaign Commercial Sector Outreach Evaluation Report (PDF, 152 K) detailing the results of a pilot program to increase business recycling in King County.

Radio

As heard on KMPS, KZOK, KJAQ and KBKS.

• "Bill and the Catfood Can"
  (note: RealPlayer recommended, free download available).
  (MP3 audio file, 1.4 MB)

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