Window glass is completely different than traditional glass bottles. But there are still nontraditional ways to properly recycle it.

St. Vincent de Paul’s Aurora Glass products take 100% post-consumer glass and recycle them into new, useful items for the home.

Whether you upcycle into a useful piece of office furniture or take it to the metal recycling facility, an unwanted filing cabinet still holds value.

Canon inkjet users can bring their used cartridges to FedEX Office Print and Ship Centers around the U.S. for recycling.

Obsolete electronics can be recycled or reused through Gazelle’s online recycling trade-in center.

One of America’s greenest cities, Portland continues to innovate in its recycling and waste management practices.

Though often overlooked when considering recyclable electronics, calculator recycling programs and locations are sprouting up nationwide.

“Green is Good” welcomes The Ultimate Green Store’s Laura Meyer and FedEx’s Mitch Jackson to discuss their green initiatives.

Piles of old CDs got you down? Discover creative upcycling opportunities to put them to good use.

Stunning modern designs made from recycled and recyclable materials burn clean with biofueled flames.

As one family discovered, recycled denim insulation is an energy-efficient solution in a temperature-fluctuating environment.

GreenGrid uses recycled materials and region-specific plants to beautify and cut energy costs.