- Reduce contamination by cleaning recyclables
- Know what can and cannot be recycled
- Invest in reusable and sustainable products
- Find local recycling centers and programs
- Properly dispose of electronic waste
- Support businesses with sustainable practices
- Participate in community clean-up events
- Spread awareness and educate others
- Compost organic waste
- Advocate for better recycling policies
Reduce Contamination by Cleaning Recyclables
Rinse out food and beverage containers before recycling to prevent contamination and ensure they can be properly processed.
Know What Can and Cannot Be Recycled
Familiarize yourself with local recycling guidelines to avoid mistakenly including non-recyclable items in your recycling bin.
Invest in Reusable and Sustainable Products
Reduce your overall waste by opting for reusable items and supporting products made from recycled materials.
Find Local Recycling Centers and Programs
Research nearby recycling facilities and programs to ensure your recyclables are properly handled and processed.
Properly Dispose of Electronic Waste
Take old electronics to designated e-waste recycling centers to prevent harmful materials from ending up in landfills.
Support Businesses with Sustainable Practices
Choose to patronize businesses that prioritize sustainability and eco-friendly practices.
Participate in Community Clean-Up Events
Join local clean-up efforts to remove litter and waste from public spaces, preventing it from entering the environment.
Spread Awareness and Educate Others
Share information about recycling and environmental impact with friends, family, and community members to encourage positive change.
Compost Organic Waste
Composting organic materials like food scraps and yard waste reduces the amount of waste sent to landfills and provides nutrient-rich soil.
Advocate for Better Recycling Policies
Get involved in advocating for improved recycling infrastructure and policies at the local, regional, and national levels.