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Many items that seem like waste at a remodeling or construction site can actually be recycled. This can include building materials such as concrete, tile, wood or lumber, drywall, plastics, doors, windows, insulation and carpet. Here are some tips for reducing waste, recycling construction debris and making your next project environmentally…
Title: The Recycle Guide – John D. Arwood Urges Libraries to Save Books, Not Discard Them Welcome to The Recycle Guide – Your Hub for Responsible Disposal A Message from John D. Arwood, Founder of The Recycle Guide & Waste and Recycle Workers Week At The Recycle Guide, we’re dedicated…
American Made Dumpsters, a leading provider of high-quality waste and recycling equipment, is proud to announce the introduction of their new line of Yellow Iron Color roll-off dumpsters. This innovative addition to their product range offers numerous advantages, making it an ideal choice for waste and recycling equipment applications. The…
In the face of a growing global population and a rising demand for food, food sustainability has become an increasingly significant topic. Climate change, environmental degradation, and food security concerns loom large, making it vital that we understand what food sustainability entails, its significance, and how to support it. What…
As some of us gear up to go back to school in the next few weeks, you are most likely going to find yourself gathering school supplies. Before you go out to buy all new stuff, don’t forget to go through some of the items you may have accumulated over…
Batteries not only run small items like your TV remote, they also provide backup power for hospitals and can even run commuter trains. Who knew that something so relatively small could be so powerful?! Environmental Effects While they come in a variety of shapes and sizes, all batteries have two…
So you just spent the weekend cleaning out all your closets. You have four giant black garbage bags of clothes to get rid of. What is the best way to do that? Think before you make that decision, as it is estimated that textiles make up more than 5.2% of…
While adding color to your home or business can certainly give it a facelift, we should all consider the environmental impact of the paint. From indoor painting to outdoor painting to furniture refinishing, there are different types of paint you can choose from. Paint is often considered a hazardous material…
Although official worldwide recycling didn’t start until somewhere in the 1970’s, it has quickly become popular, particularly in the last several years. More and more people are seeing recycling as more of a necessity than a novelty. With that discovery, comes the art of glass re-use. Many artists have started…
These days, our lives are largely dependent on technology and electronics. In 2015, about 87% of American households had at least one computer at home and 75% had at least one handheld device, such as a cell phone or tablet. In many cases, you will find multiple cell phones and computers…
In the early 1990s, there were an estimated 2 to 3 billion tires in stockpiles across America. These discarded tires were a fire hazard and provided shelter for rodents and breeding grounds for mosquitoes, posing serious environmental and health risks. According to the EPA, Americans are generating around 290 million scrap…
Ready to make a difference? Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned recycler, we’re here to support your journey toward a greener future. Explore our resources, learn about best practices, and find out how you can reduce, reuse, and recycle with ease.