20Sep

“Flower Recycling: What Are the Benefits to the Environment?”

Rather than throw away old flowers, which usually end up polluting waterways, recycle them to make potpourri or homemade soap.

15Sep

“MSU says they can recycle windmill blades into gummy bears”

@michiganstateu researchers say they can make wind turbine blades out of a material that can then be recycled into gummy bears or diapers.

15Sep

All t-shirts purchased from @Teemillstore can be returned, ground into fibers, and remade into new t-shirts at its carbon-neutral factories.

15Sep

@dominos‘ new pizza boxes have a QR code that will allow you to find out whether your curbside recycling program accepts empty boxes.

13Sep

@GFSRecycles has developed a way to recycle decommissioned wind turbine blades into composite panels and railroad ties.

13Sep

@PANDORA_NA’s new Brilliance jewelry line comprises 100% recycled silver and gold—and lab-crafted diamonds made from renewable electricity.

13Sep

Instead of throwing out cucumber peels, recycle them for use as ant repellent or plant food.

08Sep

According to @SEIA, 80% of a typical solar panel is easily recycled, including the aluminum frame and glass panes.

08Sep

@FIJIWater’s move to 100% recycled plastic for its 500- and 330-mL bottles in the US will lower waste and production-related CO2 emissions.

08Sep

Paperback books can be recycled in your curbside bin. For hardcover books, only the interior pages can be recycled.

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