When most people think of recycling books, they think of donating or selling them.
This is a wonderful and encouraged option, but hardback books and encyclopedias can actually be recycled in your single stream recycling bin “a few at a time”, according to RecycleByCity.
Basically, they can be recycled, but not your entire collection in one swoop. Here are some fine donation options as well:
As a take away, we can see that recycling your hardback books is an option, but donating or selling them can have even greater benefits!
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