🌟 Californians recycled 18.8 billion containers in 2023! 🌍 Recycling is great, but let’s focus on reducing that number by choosing reusable and refillable beverage
👻🎃 Happy Halloween from the Mojave Desert and Mountain Recycling Authority! 🎃👻 Don’t let your recyclables haunt the landfill! 🧛♂️ Keep it spooky AND sustainable
🍬 Sweet treats are great, but candy wrappers don’t belong in your recycling! 🚫 Wrappers go in your garbage cart. Let’s keep our recycling carts
🎃 This Halloween, skip the single-use plastic and use REUSABLE bags for trick-or-treating! 🛍️ Reusable grocery bags or pillowcases work perfectly and help reduce waste!
That pumpkin can be used for more than just a spooky face! 🎃 Use fresh pumpkin flesh for cooking: puree, butter, chutney, chunks for soups,
Wondering why snack bags can’t go in our curbside recycling carts? Most are made from mixed materials like plastic and foil, which are tough to
🎃🍂 This Halloween, let’s keep it green! Instead of buying plastic decorations, try reusing last year’s or get crafty with recyclable paper and compostable pumpkins.
REFUSE plastic bags when you can! 🌍 Choose reusable or paper bags instead. But if you must take a plastic one, REUSE it as many
👻🎃 Get creative and eco-friendly this Halloween with these 5 easy DIY costumes made from recycled materials around your house! 1. Ghost 👻: Use an
Cloth and clothing don’t belong in your recycling cart! Before tossing old clothes in the garbage, consider these earth-friendly options: Reuse: Get creative! Turn old