Maryland's New Paint Recycling Program
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Maryland introduces a new paint recycling program, making it easier for residents and businesses to dispose of old paint. The program, launched this week, adds a small fee to new paint purchases and offers free drop-off at over 100 statewide locations. PaintCare, a nonprofit backed by manufacturers, manages the program under Maryland Department of the Environment oversight. The initiative aims to collect around 350,000 gallons this year, joining 12 other states and D.C. in the network. The program accepts architectural paints, stains, primers, and varnishes in original sealed containers up to five gallons per visit. New paint costs slightly more to fund the program. Visit paintcare.org or call 855-PAINT-09 to find a nearby drop-off location.
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