Find Your Fix: Tech Brands Are Embracing Right to Repair
March 17, 2026
When your phone screen cracks or your laptop battery dies, what do you do? For years, most people just bought a new one. Companies made
What Can You Do With Your Old Electrical Wires and Cables?
March 15, 2026
Do you have a box of old electrical wires and cables lying in a corner of your house? You’re not alone. According to the UN’s
California Seeks $3.4 Million for Drug and Sharps Takeback Programs’ Years of Violations
March 13, 2026
Office of Public Affairs For Immediate Release: February 26, 2026 Media Contact: Lance Klug | [email protected] SACRAMENTO – Documenting ongoing failures to provide safe, convenient
What The Man Who Invented the Recycling Symbol Thinks Today | TIME
March 12, 2026
For years, Gary Anderson’s friends even didn’t know he designed the three iconic arrows. Source: What The Man Who Invented the Recycling Symbol Thinks Today
The State of Plastic Bans in the United States
March 5, 2026
State and local plastic bans are gradually changing how Americans shop, eat, and handle waste. Twelve states now ban single-use plastic bags, and seven have
Plant a Pollinator Garden To Support Butterflies, Bees, & Birds
March 3, 2026
It’s seed-ordering season. As you browse this year’s catalog, plan to help butterflies, bees, and birds keep our food system running. Plan your garden to
Mattress Recycling Council Celebrates 10 Years of Environmental Leadership at the California State Capitol – Waste Advantage Magazine
February 8, 2026
State leaders, environmental regulators, industry partners, and local officials gathered at the California State Capitol to celebrate the 10-year Source: Mattress Recycling Council Celebrates 10
How to Recycle Your American Flag
February 6, 2026
Editor’s Note: We received this intriguing question from a Scouting leader, how do you recycle a flag while respecting it appropriately. When an American flag
Martha Stewart Wants to Be Composted – and the Policy World Is Catching Up | BioCycle
January 29, 2026
Martha Stewart’s wish to be composted reflects growing cultural acceptance of human composting as more U.S. states legalize natural organic reduction. Source: Martha Stewart Wants
Recycling Mystery: Black-Colored Plastic
January 22, 2026
Black plastic gets its color from carbon black pigment and is commonly used in food… The post Recycling Mystery: Black-Colored Plastic appeared first on Earth911.