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Recycling doesn't have to be just another household chore. We can use it as an opportunity to connect with our family, raise funds for our churches and schools, and educate our students.

Start the new year off right by resolving to begin or expand your recycling and your contribution to an evironmentally friendly lifestyle. Find ideas for recycling resolutions.

Start the new year off right by resolving to begin or expand your recycling and you contribution to an evironmentally friendly lifestyle.

The holiday season does not need to be a wasteful time of excess. We can make better choices to ensure we minimize the impact we have on the environment during the holidays.

The holiday season does not need to be a wasteful time of excess. We can make better choices to ensure we minimize the impact we have on the environment during the holidays.

Recycling doesn't have to be just another household chore. We can use it as an opportunity to connect with our family, raise funds for our churches and schools, and educate our students.

Provides information on how to worm compost, or vermicompost. Learn why you might want to include red wigglers in your compost plans.

Provides the story behind the recycling symbol. How it was designed, why was it designed, and who was the mind behind the arrows universally associated with recycling.

Provides information on several types of compost bins, including pros and cons of each. Learn how to make your own bin and find information on the best pre-fabricated bins.

Providing compost information, lists of what to compost, and what type of compost bin to use.

Recycling facts for folks who thrive on information

Recycling is always for a worthy cause - helping the environment. But what if you could help your community in other ways in conjunction with recycling? Recycle and volunteer to make the world a better place.

Now that you are more comfortable with the recycling basics, we can start doing even more to help the environment. Learn what to recycle next.

A quick list of what to recycle without all the extras

You can reduce your trash by purchasing products with less packaging and making better choices in your daily life.

Recycling benefits are numerous. Learn several economic and environmental benefits to consider.

The amount of information and seemingless endless facts about recycling is overwhelming. Here you can find the recycling basics to get you started.

Almost 40 percent of our total waste comes from paper and paperboard. Recycle newspaper to do your part while raising funds for your organization

Don't throw it away, recycle household items by selling them or donating them to charity.

Recycle Crafts and create treasure from trash. Have fun with your family or your students while creating works of art with items that might normally be thrown away

Computers get faster and faster, prices get cheaper and cheaper, and the e-waste we create gets even more plentiful. Learn how to recycle computers and equipment.

Recycle aluminum cans to raise funds for your school, team, or organization and help the environment in the process

Printer cartridge recycling not only helps the environment it also serves as a fund raiser for your club or organization.

Learn how to compost while reducing your waste and feeding your garden.

Many fund raising ideas and opportunities are readily available through recycling and as a bonus, you help the economy and environment.

Cell phone recycling is yet another way to help raise funds for your organization while helping reduce waste.

Buy recycled products to close the recycling loop and create a bigger demand for products made from recycled content.

Recycling doesn't have to be just another household chore. We can use it as an opportunity to connect with our family, raise funds for our churches and schools, and educate our students.

Recycling doesn't have to be just another household chore. We can use it as an opportunity to connect with our family, raise funds for our churches and schools, and educate our students.

In addition to recycling, I also try to make my purchasing decisions based on products with the smallest negative impact on the Earth. For me, this includes purchasing organic products made without harmful pesticides and chemicals, products produced without performing animal testing or cruelty, and products manufactured with fair labor and environmentally friendly practices. Here you will find my favorite web resources to assist me in voting with my wallet.

Recycling doesn't have to be just another household chore. We can use it as an opportunity to connect with our family, raise funds for our churches and schools, and educate our students.

Recycling doesn't have to be just another household chore. We can use it as an opportunity to connect with our family, raise funds for our churches and schools, and educate our students.

Recycling doesn't have to be just another household chore. We can use it as an opportunity to connect with our family, raise funds for our churches and schools, and educate our students.

Recycling doesn't have to be just another household chore. We can use it as an opportunity to connect with our family, raise funds for our churches and schools, and educate our students.

Keep our soil and water from becoming tainted, recycle hazardous waste. Ensure it doesn't end up in a landfill.

Recycling isn't the only way that we can help protect our environment. Find several environmental resources, including information on solar energy and links to organizations and informational resources that provide conservation help and advice right here.

If your home is like mine, you have broken bits and stubs of crayons everywhere. To keep them out of landfills, a company named LAF Lines have created a crayon recycling program.

Recycling doesn't have to be just another household chore. We can use it as an opportunity to connect with our family, raise funds for our churches and schools, and educate our students.

Recycling doesn't have to be just another household chore. We can use it as an opportunity to connect with our family, raise funds for our churches and schools, and educate our students.

Recycling doesn't have to be just another household chore. We can use it as an opportunity to connect with our family, raise funds for our churches and schools, and educate our students.

Parents recycling resources that communicate how a parent's influence is essential in molding our childrens habits and values. How you can help grow a green generation.

Make compost from your kitchen scraps and yard waste. Reduce your waste while providing nutrients for your plants and garden.

Recycling doesn't have to be just another household chore. We can use it as an opportunity to connect with our family, raise funds for our churches and schools, and educate our students.

So now that you have started a collection of recyclables, what do you do with them? Click here to learn where to recycle.

An average American generates more than 4 pounds of trash every day. Reusing your trash allows you to begin whittling down that 4 pound pile. And as an extra incentive, it can save you money!

An extensive listing of helpful ideas for you to reuse your trash and reduce your contribution to the landfills

Recycling doesn't have to be just another household chore. We can use it as an opportunity to connect with our family, raise funds for our churches and schools, and educate our students.