A unique resident-fueled program is teaching Torontonians how to reduce, reuse and recycle.

The companies back proposed legislation that promotes safe, sustainable disposal of e-waste and growth of U.S. electronics recycling industry.

Some notable brands are helping consumers make smart printer-recycling decisions.

“Green is Good” welcomes Trek Bikes’ Eric Bjorling and Alcoa’s Gregory Wittbecker to discuss their green initiatives.

Maine’s biggest city is thinking big recycling numbers by introducing single-stream curbside pick-up.

Recycling a printer is a big enough task, but the packaging? Considering all of those materials really takes time and effort.

The world’s largest office products company provides incentive for customers to recycle ink cartridges and more.

Embracing a way to effectively recycle and reuse plastic bags is the key to reduce our production footprint.

Spent cartridges are finding new life outside of landfills.

“Green is Good” welcomes Basel Action Network’s Jim Puckett and Sharps Compliance’s David Tusa to discuss their green initiatives.

Oklahoma’s largest city makes curbside recycling simple with its “Little Blues.”

Art-rich Santa Fe specifically focuses on recycled artwork during a yearly festival.