Many of the organizations interested in recycling in public places have pooled resources to purchase ClearStreams. In many instances, cities, counties, solid waste districts, not for profit organizations like KAB, and the private sector have come together to achieve effective recycling.

A good example of this can be found in the April, 2005 issue of Resource Recycling. The article can be read in its entirety.

Typically, the partners divide up the responsibilities for storage, transportation, staffing, marketing the material and promoting the units as well as sharing the funding.

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A sample of a survey that can be sent out to community groups asking them to reserve units can be found here.

In mature programs, like that of the city of Eugene, Oregon, their system requires that a form be completed that requires a deposit on the units as well as proof of insurance. Details on trailers and transporting ClearStreams can be seen in .

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