
Why You Need To Recycle Plastic Bottles
Plastic bottles are ubiquitous items; in our homes, cars, workplaces, and (regrettably), in our garbage cans. Most of these are available for return for a 5 or 10 cent deposit, a measure that has done its part in reducing the amount of non-biodegradable litter on the ground, and producing recycled byproducts that we actually use.

The Perpetual Plastic Project seeks to keep plastic out of landfills forever
One of the more vexing problems in waste disposal is the proliferation of plastic. Plastic, unless it is specially treated to be biodegradable, tends to last an awfully long time, whether it is disposed of in landfills or waterways.

Capturing Carbon Emissions: Recycling Car Exhaust Into Paint
Car exhaust is a major contributor to air pollution, especially in the developing world. Car exhaust is not only unhealthy to breathe but deposits grime on clothing and walls of buildings.

Cash In On Convenient Recycling
Businesses and organizations of all sizes can cut costs with the use of recycling bins. By providing your customers with recycling bins, you create a material flow within your organization that will generate income, instead of costing you ever higher waste collection and removal expenses.

3 ways to foster a greener workplace with paper reduction and recycling bins
More offices today are moving towards being a green workplace. These initiatives are focused on making workplaces more cost efficient and productive while inspiring employees to make a difference in their communities and build team spirit.

Single Stream Recycling Saves Businesses Big Bucks
There isn't an industry in the world that isn't being negatively impacted by the current economic difficulties. Revenues are down, costs are up, and everyone is trying to find ways to save.

How Corporate America Is Saving the Environment, One Recycling Bin at a Time
Every set of recycling bins and recycling containers that are used in an office, at home, in a school, or placed in a public area helps to save the environment. These plastic and fiberglass recycling bins really are responsible for a new paradigm in waste management.

Recycling Innovations: Solar Powered Composting
You may have noticed a rising interest in recycling; but what about composting? The organic trash--vegetables, fruit, coffee grounds, leaves, twigs--that humans generate each day eventually degrades when buried in a landfill. When it breaks down it produces methane, which contributes significantly to climate change.

Impact of recycling bins on America’s waste stream
Everyone knows that recycling is important, but the magnitude of what recycling can accomplish is stunning. In the U.

Recycling Containers: It’s Not Just for the Little Stuff
Most of us have heard about recycling. We're encouraged to use recycling containers to gather plastic bottles, glass jars, and aluminum cans as well cardboard boxes and newspapers.