Further research by Oxfam found that by 2050, the fashion industry will produce 138 billion items of unworn clothes every year. But before you recycle your clothes, it's important to note that not ...

Clearing out your unused tech not only frees up space in your home, but also keeps harmful components out of landfills. So if you've been holding onto gear you haven't used in years, now's the time to ...

Just because wrapping paper is paper doesn't mean it's recyclable. Here's what is recyclable after Christmas or any time of year.

Navigating what can and cannot be recycled can be a last-minute thought during a busy holiday morning or simply confusing. Whether it’s wrapping paper, boxes or the materials inside the boxes… ...

There is a correct way to recycle. Not everything is destined for the blue bin.

Recycling can be complicated—so many of us are throwing everything in the recycling bin and hoping for the best. Avoiding these nine common recycling mistakes will make you a better ...

Can I recycle tape? Another piece of good news related to recycling wrapping paper: There's no need to pick off every little piece of tape stuck to the paper.

Varying approaches to waste definition and management have made it a challenge to track what happens to the waste we recycle.

Much of the U.S. uses single-stream recycling, where plastic, glass and paper go into one bin. Here’s what happens to that material and ways engineering is trying to improve the process ...