Recycling
Recycling reduces how much waste we send to landfills and incinerators, while helping us conserve natural resources, like timber, water and certain minerals. Not to mention it keeps that trash out of our rivers and oceans. Read our posts to help you get started.
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What Not to Recycle
There are a surprising number of things you can’t recycle. Before your next recycling pickup, check out our list of common non-recyclable items.
Can you recycle pizza boxes? Plastic foam? What's the best way to recycle paper and plastic? Learn this and so much more with our complete at-home recycling guide.
Learn how to recycle glass at home the right way by checking out these commonly asked questions about glass recycling.
Have a box full of old phones sitting in your basement? Don’t throw them out. Instead, learn where you can recycle or donate your old cellphones.
Learn how to reduce waste at home with our ten garbage-saving tips. We fill you in on which common household items you can reuse, recycle and reduce.
Learn how to reuse water around the home to lower your monthly bill and save a little more H20 for your neighbors and the environment.
Here are 19 eco-friendly products you can use in your daily life to go green in a down-to-earth way. Each of these practical finds will help you greenify your home without changing your routine.
From candy wrappers to pumpkin guts, Halloween waste is a big issue in the U.S. Celebrate smart and protect the planet with our 7 sustainable Halloween tips.
Wondering what to do with all those used K-Cups? Find 7 clever ways to reuse K-Cups in your junk drawer, garden and more. Here’s to a less wasteful caffeine fix!
Reusing is just as important as recycling. Learn how to reuse glass bottles and jars with these fun and innovative ideas.
Let’s go fly a DIY kite! Follow these step-by-step instructions to learn how to make a kite at home with this easy plastic bag recycling craft.
Get creative with our 18 ways to reuse plastic. Learn fun ways to repurpose plastic containers like detergent jugs, water bottles and more.
There are a surprising number of things you can’t recycle. Before your next recycling pickup, check out our list of common non-recyclable items.
If your city hasn’t already placed a ban on plastic grocery bags, you can use these 5 recycled plastic bag projects to reduce your carbon footprint at home.
What is upcycling? And is it any better than recycling? Learn the difference between upcycling and recycling and see how easy it is to get started.
Got your recycling sorted? Clear out what's left with a roll off dumpster.
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