New pizza recycling bin in Brooklyn hoping to mitigate rats
It's Rat Week and the New York City Parks Department is thinking "outside the box" when it comes to decreasing your pizza trash.
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16h agoIt's Rat Week and the New York City Parks Department is thinking "outside the box" when it comes to decreasing pizza trash.
The bins made their way to Saratoga Park in Bed-Stuy after a pilot program in Central Park,
As News 12 previously reported, Central Park Conservancy said it was removing 100 pizza boxes a day from these bins.
News 12 spoke with residents who had mixed feelings on whether the bins will keep the rats at bay - or invite them to play.
Saratoa Park is the only Brooklyn location that has the bin.
