Get trashy – As a parent you probably go through lots of food for your kids that comes in difficult- or impossible-to-recycle packaging, as far as you know. There’s a company called TerraCycle that makes products like umbrellas to backpacks, … Continue reading
“Considering that St. Teresa is a small, private school, the students’ efforts are impressive. They recycled more than 18,000 items that would have otherwise added to waste piling up in landfills,” she said. A breakdown reveals the students recycled 17,873 … Continue reading
Teenager Alex Copado and two young friends foster the reuse of drink pouches.
Teachers at Lostant Elementary School used to see a lot of used Capri Sun drink pouches get thrown away. Now the school earns two cents for every one of those pouches they collect and return to a company called TerraCycle, … Continue reading
Aveeno lotion tubes can now be upcycled through Terracycle and is launghing a Road to Healthy Skin Tour. I’m going share most of the press release in a minute with you but I wanted to note, that when my kids … Continue reading
Fortunately, going green doesn’t have to be difficult, time-consuming or expensive. In fact, a smart and savvy parent can go green and save green at the same time. Here are a few easy ways you can change the world for … Continue reading
A few days ago I did a post on Terracycle and their six new mom friendly Brigades <http://www.myatlantamommy.com/2010/06/terracyle-six-new-brigades-to-help-you.html> . I also promised I would put together some coupons for you to help you save in getting started on them. Well, … Continue reading
The recycling project started four months ago, when 14-year-old Alex Copado was reading the packaging of Capri Sun drinks, a lunch-time favorite of students. Alex, a Perris resident who just finished his freshman year at Rancho Verde High School in … Continue reading
Aveeno lotion tubes can now be upcycled through Terracycle and is launghing a Road to Healthy Skin Tour. I’m going share most of the press release in a minute with you but I wanted to note, that when my kids … Continue reading
Southwest-area schools are among many in the county earning cash by sending non-recyclable waste products to a New Jersey company that transforms the trash into new products like kites and backpacks. TerraCycle partnered with home city brand Malt-O-Meal Cereal Company … Continue reading