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13Oct

“Your Guide to Sustainable Shaving With Plastic-Free Razors”

Per @EPA, the U.S. produces 2 billion disposable razors annually that get landfilled. @LeafShave sells recyclable steel safety razors.

11Oct

To help cut waste, brands such as @HourglassMakeup, @glossier, and @fentybeauty allow customers to refill some of their makeup products.

06Oct

@Staples has launched a program giving cash “rewards” to customers who recycle eligible items—computers, cables, monitors, etc.—in store.

04Oct

Because most single-use coffee cups are coated in plastic, @RepublicService says you typically can’t recycle them in your curbside bin.

29Sep

Recycle your TV at @BestBuy (for $25 for big sets). If you buy a TV and the company installs it, for $40 they will haul/recycle the old one.

27Sep

@TerraCycle has partnered with @PopSockets to offer a free recycling program for all brands of phone cases.

22Sep

According to the @EPA, over one-third of the U.S. food produced is never consumed—wasting water, energy, fertilizer, and pesticides.

20Sep

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

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

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

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