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Business Recycling

First Star Recycling offers a wide range of recycling solutions to suit your business's needs. Office buildings, manufacturing, printing, schools, churches, events and more.

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Residential Recycling

Easily recycle at home with one of First Star Recycling's no sort curbside recycling services or by choosing one offered by your refuse service or municipality.

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News and Announcements

  • Dale Gubbels, CEO of First Star Recycling, receives 2013 Green Bellevue Environment Champion Award

    Posted by Craig Gubbels

    Each year for the Green Bellevue Earth Day Celebration, Green Bellevue recognizes members of the local community. "The Environment Champion Award is given to those who demonstrated outstanding work in promotion of sustainable, green practices."

    Dale Gubbels, founder and CEO of First Star Recycling, will be presented with the certificate at the Leadership Bellevue Tour on October 9, 2013.

    Click here for the list of Environment Champions

  • First Star Recycling Educates UNO Business Students

    Posted by Craig Gubbels

    First Star was mentioned in article from the UNO College of Business Administration's 2011-2012 "Year In Review" magazine.

    In May, business students in the business sustainability club Green Basis took a tour of our recycling plant. Not only do they now have a better understanding of the recycling process, but we also discussed the various benefits to businesses diverting their waste from the landfill.

    You can read the article here.

  • First Star Recycling Helps Bellevue Public Schools Recycle

    Posted by Craig Gubbels

    First Star Recycling has been working with Bellevue Public Schools to implement a single-stream recycling program at their two high schools, three middle schools, and fifteen elementary schools!

    See the article in the Omaha World Herald for more information:

    http://www.omaha.com/article/20120818/

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