<p>Yesterday, I received my census questionnaire. So have many millions of other Americans, recently.</p>

<p>These bags are not labeled for recycling, but are they recyclable? Can I put them in the deposits at my local grocery store with other bags marked "4?"</p>

<p>(Allow me to officially protest manufacturers of plastic that don't label them for recycling)</p>

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2020-03-15T16:54:22.447Z
Hi. This is not about Earth Science. However, someone at [Sustainable Living SE](https://sustainability.stackexchange.com) might be able to help you.
Spencer
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2020-03-16T17:38:36.420Z
Thank you, @Spencer. I did not know about this SE place, though I looked for it.
macetw
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2020-03-18T00:30:02.523Z
@macetw [there are almost 200 SE sites](https://stackexchange.com/sites#newest) to choose from :-)
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# Recycling census plastic bags

(Asked by: username_0 on 2020-03-15)

Yesterday, I received my census questionnaire. So have many millions of other Americans, recently.

These bags are not labeled for recycling, but are they recyclable? Can I put them in the deposits at my local grocery store with other bags marked "4?"

(Allow me to officially protest manufacturers of plastic that don't label them for recycling)

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Hi. This is not about Earth Science. However, someone at [Sustainable Living SE](https://sustainability.stackexchange.com) might be able to help you.  
> **username_0**: Thank you, @username_1. I did not know about this SE place, though I looked for it.  
> **username_2**: @username_0 [there are almost 200 SE sites](https://stackexchange.com/sites#newest) to choose from :-)  

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