Ipswich – Megan Frieberger is passionate about setting and achieving goals — whether it is earning top grades in school, generating community interest in environmental issues or competing in doubles tennis. Frieberger works with TerraCycle, a non-profit that uses up-cycling … Continue reading
In New London, St.Mary’s Star of the Sea School recycles with TerraCycle in the Drink Pouch Brigade.
Kimberly-Clark Professional*, a global leader in contamination control solutions for laboratories and cleanrooms, and TerraCycle, a leading “upcycling” company, have joined forces to help pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities recycle cleanroom garments, including coveralls, hoods, boot covers, hair nets and masks. Through … Continue reading
With the unemployment rate depressingly high, it’s hard to find a job these days. It can be even harder to find a job you’re really passionate about. But if the environment is your passion, you’ll be happy to hear there … Continue reading
A number of difficult-to-recycle and non-recyclable items, including more than 500 juice pouches, will get a new lease on life, thanks to Belle Aire School’s Trash 4 Cash program. The Belle Aire PTA decided in the fall of 2010 to … Continue reading
TerraCycle, the New Jersey-based company that specializes in upcycling waste packaging into durable consumer products, will soon launch a program for disposable diapers, according to Waste & Recycling News. Ernie Simpson, global vice president of research and development for Terracycle, … Continue reading
One of the dirtiest and most demonized portions of the municipal waste stream may soon be diverted from its centuries-long decomposition site: landfills. Developing a recycling solution for used disposable diapers, a biological amalgam of complexity, has been a top … Continue reading
One of the dirtiest and most demonized portions of the municipal waste stream may soon be diverted from its centuries-long decomposition site: landfills. Developing a recycling solution for used disposable diapers, a biological amalgam of complexity, has been a top … Continue reading
Looking to help save the planet, one piece of would-be trash at a time, and possibly earn a few dollars for their school and for special causes, a trio of Mercer sixth-graders made a pitch that’s caught on like wildfire. … Continue reading
Used beauty products, aka trash, can now be put to better use post application through a partnership established between L’Oréal-owned beauty brand Garnier and green companyTerraCycle, which makes consumer products from post-consumer materials. The companies are working together to collect used personal-care … Continue reading