The Home Depot’s In-Store Program Makes Recycling CFLs Easier
January 17, 2013
No more excuses. The Home Depot offers a simple and free drop-off program to help recycle old CFL bulbs at all of its locations.
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BagUps’ Jack Licata: Changing the Way Trash Impacts Landfills
January 15, 2013
The original trash bag dispensing system uses biodegradable plastics that take months — instead of thousands of years — to decompose.
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Recycle Your CFLs with IKEA’s ‘Free Take Back’ Program
January 14, 2013
Eleven years after its inception, IKEA’s forward-thinking initiative is still going strong and doing its part to be environmentally responsible.
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Recycling Profile: Memphis, TN
January 11, 2013
Ease of use is a big reason why Memphis hosts a successful single-stream recycling program. Same-day recycling and garbage pick-up keep it simple for residents.
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Batteries Plus Offers CFL Recycling
January 11, 2013
It is imperative that CFL bulbs are properly recycled due to their mercury content. Batteries Plus locations around the U.S. offer this service.
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Tricky Workplace Recyclables: Staplers and Staples
January 10, 2013
The lowdown on how to scrap these obscure office supplies and reduce their solid waste footprint.
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Green Resolution: Saying ‘No’ to New Trends
January 8, 2013
The best way to buck the wasteful fashion trend? Vow not to buy any new clothing for a year.
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The Results are In: 2012 Game Day Challenge Winners
January 7, 2013
Fans recycle and compost 1.09 million pounds of game-day waste.
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Recycling Profile: Mesa, AZ
January 4, 2013
Arizona’s third largest city sports a growing single-stream curbside recycling program.
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Green Resolution: Suck Vampire Power Out of 2013
January 3, 2013
My green resolution: Cut back the extra drain standby power has on the environment and my wallet.