Recycle More - What, Why, Where and How

Turn waste into a resource by recycling cans, bottles, paper, and beyond.

Put waste reduction in the bag.

Bring your own bag when you shop. And choose not to bring garbage home — in the form of paper or plastic bags.

Don't burn your garbage

If you're still using a burn barrel, wood stove, or fire-pit for your trash, it's time for a change.

Preventing waste in the first place

Preventing waste can help you save money and reduce your impact on the environment.

Too much junk mail?

Direct mail—catalogs, flyers, credit card offers, memberships to clubs and organizations of all kinds—makes for a lot of paper and plastic waste in the typical household. For many, these offerings are an interesting addition to the mail pile. But for some of us this mail is unwanted and unwelcome.

Reuse it

Reusing can save money and help the environment.

E-waste (electronic trash)

Consumer electronics such as TVs, computer equipment, and DVD players contain toxic metals and chemicals. According to the EPA, Americans own nearly 3 billion electronic products.