- Like SHiFT, the state of Pennsylvania understands the negative impact waste tires have on the environment when they are improperly disposed of. The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania provides an extensive list of resources when it comes to waste tire management. On their website you can find state regulations & laws pertaining to waste tire management, as well as a list of resources that include trusted, reputable recycling sites.
- In addition to the waste tire management program, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania has also implemented a waste oil management program. Waste oil is classified as a hazardous material, therefore Pennsylvania takes the proper disposal of this substance extremely seriously. In order to ensure that the waste oil stays out of the environment, a list of proper disposal resources can be found here.
- Earth911 works alongside the state of Pennsylvania to ensure that everyone is properly discarding both solid and hazardous waste materials, especially when it comes to vehicle recycling. The Earth911 site provides an interactive map for you to locate your nearest, trusted recycling facility. All you need to provide is your zip code.

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