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styro_no_eyed_fPfH1zDzMzFUcQYEqsrDdL?utm_source=SFnewyorkpost&utm_medium=SFnewyorkpostNY Post:

First he dictated the size of our cups — now he wants to ban what they’re made of.

The Bloomberg administration is considering banning Styrofoam cups and containers — popular at thousands of delis and food carts across the city— as it prepares to roll out a major recycling announcement in the coming weeks, a Sanitation Department official said yesterday.

“We’re studying all the different things in our waste stream. We want to make sure that everything in our waste stream is recyclable,” Ron Gonen, deputy commissioner for recycling at Sanitation, told The Post.

Mayor Bloomberg last year set a goal of recycling 30 percent of the city’s household trash by 2017, up from 15 percent now.

A Styrofoam ban would edge the city closer to that number, supporters argue.

Gonen said the popular packaging, which has long been maligned by environmental advocates, is nearly impossible to recycle.

“The [recycling] machinery wasn’t really built to handle Styrofoam,” he said. “If something is not recyclable, we want to find an alternative for that packaging or product.”

It costs the city an average of $86 per ton to landfill some 2 million tons of regular garbage — including Styrofoam — per year.

By contrast, the city nets a payment of at least $10 a ton for recycling paper and about $14 a ton for recycling glass and plastic, Gonen said.

Other cities have already ordered restaurants to lay off Styrofoam use, including Brookline, Mass., and Seattle.

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