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Why is boosting recycling a persistent problem?

South Portland remains at a 26% recycling rate, but the upcoming state reimbursement program could incentivize higher rates.

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Why is boosting recycling a persistent problem?

South Portland remains at a 26% recycling rate, but the upcoming state reimbursement program could incentivize higher rates.

20 hours ago·South Portland, United States

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Portland Press Herald broke the news in South Portland, United States 20 hours ago on Thursday, September 3, 2026.

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