paintcare造句

• There is no charge for dropping off paint at a PaintCare location.
• Most PaintCare locations are at paint retailers who volunteer to take back paint.
• PaintCare was formed to manage the first U . S . paint stewardship program that began in Oregon in July 2010.
• PaintCare also runs paint stewardship programs in California, Colorado, Connecticut, Maine, Minnesota, Rhode Island, and Vermont.
• Legislation has also been passed for the District of Columbia; PaintCare anticipates beginning the District's paint stewardship program in September 2016.
• PaintCare also works with household hazardous waste programs and solid waste transfer stations to cover expenses related to paint transportation, recycling, and disposal of the paint they accept.
• Beginning July 2010, Metro became the PaintCare-contracted latex paint recycler for latex paint collected throughout the state of Oregon instead of just the Portland, Oregon metropolitan region.
• Legislation mandating the creation of the PaintCare program has been enacted in eight states since 2009 : Oregon, California, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Vermont, Minnesota, Maine, and Colorado.
• PaintCare also encourages households and businesses to find creative uses for leftover paint or to provide it to local reuse stores or non-profit organizations that accept paint along with other building supplies.
• PaintCare is responsible for promoting the reuse of post-consumer architectural paint ( leftover paint ) and providing for the collection, transport, and processing of this paint using the hierarchy of " reduce, reuse, recycle, " and proper disposal.
• Concerns about the life cycle of paint have led to the creation of PaintCare, a non-profit 501 ( c ) ( 3 ) organization established to represent paint manufacturers ( paint producers ) to plan and operate paint stewardship programs in the United States in those states that pass paint stewardship laws.