A network of individuals and teams from local, state, and federal agencies who combine their expertise and resources to ensure that oil spill control and cleanup activities are timely and efficient and minimize threats to human health and the environment.

You might have heard of Trashy Lingerie. Not to be confused with LA’s infamous lingerie store, this series of undergarments is completely made out of recycled materials!

Are the kids stuck with a bunch of candy they won’t eat? Here are simple reuse ideas we can all utilize.

Wieki Somers’s exhibition ‘Consume or Conserve’ pushes the boundaries of recycling by putting human remains to a new use.

Halloween should be about fun, creativity and time spent with family. Let’s reduce, reuse and recycle our way to a greener Halloween.

The goal of a Natural Resource Damage Assessment (NRDA), which involves rehabilitating, replacing, or acquiring the equivalent of injured natural resources and the services they provided.

Investigation performed by trustees to identify and plan the restoration of natural resources injured by oil spills and hazardous substance releases.

Want to have the convenience of our recycling search engine on your website? It’s simple and free with the 1-800-RECYCLING Location Search Widget. Here is a working example: If you’d like to feature this great recycling tool on your site, just fill out the form below and we’ll send you code to cut and paste.

We don’t have enough water to go around. Take a look at what can be done.

Your morning java or happy hour glass of wine may not seem like much, but it takes a lot more water than you’d think to fill that cup or glass.

Looking to catch rain water? Skip the bulky barrels and go with the versatile Rainwater Pillow.

Collected water from various parts of the home can mean some serious water saving and reuse opportunities.