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Happy Earth Day, champ! (Yeah, you.) You’re already a recycling pro, but what about the other two “R”s: Reduce and Reuse? Follow our tips to become an all-around Reduce-Reuse-Recycle champion. Read more
Here's a riddle for you: What uses the same amount of steel each year as 60,000 cars? Find out.
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Happy Independence Day! It’s time to stake out a good spot on the parade route, fire up the barbecue and watch some fireworks. Of course, it’s also time to celebrate the good ol’ US of A. How? By doing what you do everyday—recycling.
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Paper, it is said, can be recycled up to seven times. But what exactly are these seven cycles, and what happens to paper after this point?
Learn how some companies are getting value from used devices and keeping them out of the landfill
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Grease just might be the word. If you've ever wondered whether all, some or none of your corrugated cardboard box can by recycled - check out our solved mystery.
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From computers to calculators, we collect a whole lot of electronic things. Learn the 101s of E-Waste and why it's in our best interest to curb our technological addictions.
Learn a few inspired ideas from RecycleBank Rewards Partner Vala's Pumpkin Patch, on how to discard your used Jack O'Lanterns.
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Find out how one Southeastern city learned that saving money and recycling really do go hand in hand.
When you treat yourself to a new piece of equipment for your kitchen, what's the greenest way to get rid of the old stuff?
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Newspapers, catalogs, junk mail - paper is everywhere. Aside from the usual separation of trash, here are four fresh tips on how you can recycle and reuse paper.
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Remodelling is one way to get the most bang for your home-owning bucks. But the process can be toxic - on you and on the planet. Find out how to upgrade in an eco-friendly manner.
Nowadays, recycling is almost an afterthought. But if you think your work is done just because you've separated paper from plastic - think again. Learn which five things will contaminate your good deed.
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Carrollton's mayor Ronald Branson went from recycling novice to recycling pro — and so too did the residents of his Texas city. Learn how these little actions really do make a big difference.
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Tired of the paying your mechanic? With a little determination and a lot of patience, it is possible to repair your own car with recycled supplies. Find out how.
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Buying recycled paper isn't just good for the planet. It's good for your pocket. Learn why paper production is so costly, and what you can do to help.
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You may enjoy a lime in your beer from time to time, but does that force the bottle into the trash heap? We've got the answer.
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MillerCoors is reducing the amount of waste that ends up in landfills. From company initiatives to everyday tasks (like stealing your office mate's garbage can), learn how to make big change.
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Since you can't throw your television or compact fluorescents in the trash, we'll help you find the best places to recycle.
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Celebrate America Recycles Day 2009 by teaching children the basics of recycling. Here are 5 tips parents, teachers, relatives and friends can share with kids of every age.
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Don't throw away that empty jar of carrots. One mom's trash is another mom's ideal bow holder.
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Holiday entertaining is here! Exercise more eco-friendly practices this season by utilizing green disposable plates. Here's our shopping guide of sources.
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Green jobs are real, they're here and your actions will help grow them.
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An entrepreneur-turned-elected official in Michigan is leading a recycling program that pays huge dividends to its residents and to the planet. Find out what they're doing and why it works.
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Is there such a thing as an eco-friendly Christmas tree? Read on to find how the traditional choices stack up and what you can do to minimize your tree's carbon footprint.
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You probably already place your plastic and glass bottles in the recycling bin, but what becomes of the bottle cap? We've got the answer.
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Learn what you can do to recycle the plastic credit cards in your wallet and save them from the landfills.
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Find out which televisions pack the smallest environmental punch, and what to look for when shopping for a new one.
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The gifts have now been opened, so do something good with the leftover wrappings. Learn the easy way to recycle and reuse your gift bags.
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Forget about losing weight or learning a new language. This year, dedicate your new year's resolutions to things that will help the environment and you.
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If your New Year's resolution is to get organized and conquer the clutter in your home, you don't need to invest in pricey plastic containers. Here's how to repurpose items you already own-including things from your recycling bin-into handy storage solutions.
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Jump start your new year by reconsidering the concept of reuse. It'll save you money, conserve the earth's resources and is even easier than you think.
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The residents of Maple Grove, Minnesota increased their recycling by more than one million pounds in 2009. The bonus part: They're saving money, too.
Half gallon milk cartons are made of paper but the pour-easy spouts are plastic. Where should you place an empty one?
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As an eco-minded shopper you probably shun the plastic bag at the grocery store, but what happens to those paper bags after you use them?
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Learn three great tips for how to recycle, reuse and properly dispose of those old RX bottles.
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From bicycles to paintings, ski boots to textbooks, shrink your eco-footprint and your expenses by renting, borrowing and sharing goods.
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From recycling in Egypt to a fresh look at the importance of dirt, community activism is coming to a theater near you.
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It's easy to guzzle oil in the car and even in the kitchen. Learn how to properly get rid of that grease.
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We might want to throw bulk mail straight into the trash, but can it go in the recycling bin?
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Our favorite candies are amongst the hardest things to effectively recycle. Find out why and learn what you can do.
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We know where to put that empty beer bottle, but can you recycle a broken drinking glass?
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Water bottles are a no brainer, but can you recycle those jugs of household cleaners?
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