You can help moms in need get access to clean diapers by recycling common household items for free with TerraCycle and their newest charity partner, Huggies’ Every Little Bottom, an organization that provides free diapers to moms and babies that … Continue reading
After reaching key collection milestones in its cleanroom and laboratory garment recycling program’s first six months, disposable garment distributor Kimberly-Clark Professionaland recycler TerraCycle are expanding their initiative to include a pilot program for gloves. Since the program’s launch in October … Continue reading
The Upcycled Tent Dopp Kit is made from all upcycled materials, except the zipper. It is light-weight and compact, and has the feel of a tent, since it is made from ‘the reclaimed fabric discarded in the manufacture of tents.’ … Continue reading
We had enough and we took our case straight to the top! All the way to the top, all the way to the Neal Supreme Court. Okay maybe it wasn’t quite so drastic, but to my fantastic 4th graders we … Continue reading
Cumming Elementary deserves congratulations for the amount of waste they are keeping out of the local landfill. The school is one of the top collectors of hard-to-recycle waste in TerraCycle’s nationwide Brigade programs. The students collect Capri Sun drink pouches, … Continue reading
Honesty has been on my mind lately. My dashboard dictionary defines “honest” as “free of deceit and untruthfulness; sincere”. For a company to use such an adjective in their name, they better mean it! I am not a big fan … Continue reading
As trash takes over the planet via overflowing landfills, the growing Pacific Gyre, endless litter, and needless consumption, meanwhile something very important is rapidly disappearing – and you should be concerned. More and more trash, less and less… clean water. … Continue reading
Let’s be honest – I don’t know a lot about fashion. It’s certainly not my expertise – that would be trash. In addition to knowing a lot about trash, I know a fair bit about changing people’s perception of trash. … Continue reading
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A company called Terracycle, featured last year on National Geographic’s series Garbage Moguls, recycles pens, candy wrappers, tooth brushes, and even that supposed scourge of the waste bin: dirty diapers. The materials are remade as park benches. Any young athlete … Continue reading