We all want to have the perfect curbside recycling program. How would you change your program? The author suggests e-waste and plastic bags be included in hers.

OSU will focus on digital documents, reusable dinnerware and utensils and student-employee education programs to spike its recycling numbers.

Columbus took its time debuting citywide curbside recycling, but the wait seems to have paid off: Recycling rates are incredibly high for the year-old program.

During Earth Day weekend (April 20-21), Columbus is teeming with more than 100 eco-activities.

The county government complex is the site of a recycling drop-off and education event in Ohio’s capital city.

As football season kicks off, Ohio State’s massive stadium aims to say goodbye to the landfill with new recycling and composting programs.

Where: Franklin Park Conservatory, Columbus, OH View Larger Map When: Saturday, April 23, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. What: A celebration of food, music and family activities surrounded by artwork created from recycled and upcycled materials. This zero-waste celebration (nothing ends up in a landfill) is free and open to the public. More info: experiencecolumbus.com