With September just around the corner, so are seasonal paper shredding events, drop-off events for used tires, clothes, electronic waste, HHW, yard waste, and more. Whether you’ve already started planning for your recycling events or just starting to think about it: These 6 hacks will help you

Municipal websites are still relied upon sources for a resident to find local information about their recycling and waste program. This is backed by a study in 2016 by Foodservice Packaging Institute, Inc., which asked 1000 U.S. homeowners which source they relied on most for recycling information.

An unlimited budget to spend on improving your solid waste and recycling programs would be ideal – however, this isn’t the reality for most. Don’t let that discourage you though! There are still many amazing, free resources out there that will help you: Educate your residents,

Textile waste is now estimated to be the fastest growing waste stream in many countries. This is a result of today’s fast fashion and array of inexpensive clothes, purses, footwear, towels, and more that make textiles easily replaceable – and easily disposable. The Council for