It's now illegal in Mass. to throw out used jeans and worn-out socks
By A Mystery Man Writer
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Massachusetts' DEP wants to divert textiles from the state's waste stream.
Massachusetts' DEP wants to divert textiles from the state's waste stream.
Massachusetts' DEP wants to divert textiles from the state's waste stream.
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