American’s Use a Lot of Paper
🌳✨Americans use more than 67 million tons of paper per year, or about 580 pounds per person. Here’s the good news: for each ton of
🌳✨Americans use more than 67 million tons of paper per year, or about 580 pounds per person. Here’s the good news: for each ton of
🩹✉️ Did you know you can safely dispose of sharps in California with the Med-Project’s Mail-Back Service? 📬 Request a pre-paid, pre-addressed package online, and
🌐♻️ Let’s make your office into recycling stars! 🌟📢 Use the printable signs on our website https://urecycle.org/posters/ to put up at recycling stations around the
🌍🙌 Thank you to everyone who’s committed to recycling in 2024! Your efforts to divert recyclables from landfills make a real difference in preserving the
🎉 Happy New Year! 🌵✨ Thank you for your commitment to reduce, reuse, and recycle in 2022! 🌍💚 Let’s keep this eco-friendly momentum rolling into
Thanks for helping us recycle right this holiday season by making sure ornaments, ribbons, plastic, glitter, and cellophane go in the garbage and not your
🌟 Ring in the New Year with a splash of sustainability! Here are three tips to make your New Year’s Eve party zero waste: 1️)
Remember, plain, glitter-free wrapping paper is recyclable.♻️ Save those sparkly bags, cellophane wrapping paper, and ribbons for reuse next year—they’re not recyclable. Check out our
Let’s talk holiday packaging… While cardboard and paper are recyclable, those plastic wraps and Styrofoam™ peanuts we encounter aren’t. If you can, give them a
🦃 We mentioned this at Thanksgiving but it’s an important reminder: dumping that leftover cooking oil down the drain could spell disaster for your pipes