What Happens to My Old Television When it is Recycled?
February 10, 2014
Those big, boxy televisions are obsolete in the U.S., but that does not mean they have disappeared.
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Recycling Profile: Boulder, CO
February 7, 2014
Boulder’s zero-waste initiative is kicked into high gear with the embrace of single-stream recycling and a pay-as-you-throw trash policy.
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Rebound and Recycle: Greening the Game at Kansas
February 6, 2014
The university’s Rock Chalk Recycle program has made recycling at Allen Fieldhouse more convenient than ever before.
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The Necessity in Choosing a Responsible CRT Glass Recycler
February 5, 2014
The ramifications of choosing a bad recycling company are far reaching, including overseas dumping and exposure to toxins in groundwater supplies.
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How to Recycle Cooking Oil
February 5, 2014
You shouldn’t pour it down the drain and it can be difficult to reuse, so what is the best recycling option for cooking oil?
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Dave Edgar’s ‘Plastiquarium’ Turns Recyclables into Art
February 3, 2014
Sculptor Dave Edgar became inspired to create recycled art after noticing his neighbors’ recyclables in his Charlotte, NC, neighborhood.
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RecycleMania Kicks Off 2014 Collegiate Recycling Competition
February 3, 2014
461 colleges and universities to participate in the largest U.S. student-driven recycling campaign
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Recycling Profile: Bloomington, IN
January 31, 2014
Indiana’s most famous college town provides its residents with many recycling options.
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Rebound and Recycle: Greening the Game at UNLV
January 30, 2014
UNLV moves into a new era of recycling at the Thomas & Mack Center, where it aims to increase recycling rates.
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How to Recycle Soap
January 29, 2014
Soap is highly regulated based on its characteristics. So, that leaves us with the question, how exactly do we recycle soap?