Trash Landings: How Airlines and Airports Can Clean Up Their Recycling Programs

Update: 2006-12-17

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While flying home this holiday season, airlines will throw away zillions of cups, newspapers, napkins... nearly anything consumed on an airplane that could be recycled will instead be carelessly thrown to the landfills. Alan Hershkowitz tells us about Trash Landings, the new report on the garbage monsters overhead. LISTEN (12 min)

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Trash Landings: How Airlines and Airports Can Clean Up Their Recycling Programs

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Trash Landings: How Airlines and Airports Can Clean Up Their Recycling Programs

Philippe Boucher

Trash Landings: How Airlines and Airports Can Clean Up Their Recycling Programs