Talk trash on SF Recycles' Facebook page

In a city that is green enough to have mandatory composing laws it may come as no surprise that even recycling gets its own Facebook page.

SF Recycles, which is a venture of the trash collection company Recology and the San Francisco Department of the Environment, now has a page on Facebook where information is posted.

If you want to know every last detail about composting and recycling in San Francisco, then head over to the SF Recycles Facebook page.

This page, at least, is one place where your friends talking trash is a good thing.

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