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Waste Wise Kids supports primary schools teaching children about waste and recycling, and how every small action makes a big difference. From sorting paper and plastics to creating art from items that would normally go in the bin. If your business would like to empower the next generation to protect the environment, please get in touch! [email protected] #recycle #greengeneration #wastemanagement #environmentaleducation #reuserecyclerepurpose

Project Name: Recycle24 Mission: To transform waste management in our community through education, innovation, and youth empowerment, promoting a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable future. Objective: Establish a comprehensive recycling program Educate and engage the community on sustainable practices Empower youth to lead environmental change Reduce waste, increase recycling rates, and promote eco-friendly products Key Activities: Waste collection and segregation Recycling and processing Community outreach and education Youth training and empowerment Innovative solutions development Goals: Reduce waste by 50% Increase recycling rates by 75% Engage 500 community members Empower 20 youth leaders Create eco-friendly products from recycled mate JOIN US to create greener future

Is Zero Landfill even achievable?   We’d like to start a debate on the notion of 'Zero Landfill', a term often presented by the ITAD community to their customers. What does this actually mean? ♻️ Reduce – Stop buying as much stuff! In any part of our lives whether professional or personal. Material possession collection is part of the problem. ♻️ Reuse – Don’t destroy or throw away anything which has the potential to be reused. ♻️ Recycle – Make sure the materials which are within products are recovered and feed back into the manufacturing food chain.   And, what does “Zero Landfill” mean?   🗑️Do we mean that no material at any time goes into a landfill? We hosted an extremely interesting webinar where we asked the experts to debate this: https://lnkd.in/eMtHuXnJ 🗑️Do we mean that all equipment is re-used in the format in which it was manufactured or in its component form, and if this is the case what happens to the hundreds of devices that have no second market value or those that are damaged beyond economical repair? 🗑️Do we mean that our own business does not put products directly into landfills as we pass all equipment for recycling downstream for processing? If so, does this really mean Zero Landfill or are we merely passing that action off downstream?   We’re not looking to muddy anyone’s claims here, just discuss the reality of the challenges of circularity where waste is concerned.

How well do you recycle? Join us next week for a virtual offering of our award-winning Recycle Better Program. This program will give you the tools you need to teach your family, neighbors, friends, and coworkers how to improve recycling and community sustainability. Register at bit.ly/RecycleBetter2 When: (Two-part session) July 11 & 18, 6:30-8:00 PM Where: Virtual Learn: 🍃What makes recycling work and why we do it 🍃Local recycling facts and tips 🍃Recycling challenges 🍃How to reduce waste to landfill 🍃Low waste living

🌱🌎 America Recycles Day, let's celebrate our collective commitment to a more sustainable future! ♻️ As individuals, businesses, and communities, we play a vital role in reducing waste, conserving energy, and protecting our environment. Let's take this opportunity to reflect on the importance of recycling and the positive impact it has on our planet. Let's inspire and challenge one another to do more. Share your favorite recycling tips, conservation efforts, stories, or initiatives in the comments below. Together, we can build a more sustainable, greener future for generations to come. Let's turn today's commitment into an everyday practice. Happy America Recycles Day! 🌍💚 #AmericaRecyclesDay #Sustainability #RecycleForTheFuture #RPower1 To read more, click here: https://buff.ly/3LmDRcM.

Hello Midwest City, Oklahoma! 🤩 Join us today as we introduce the Community Recycling Unit, a free self-service drop-off container that collects your many recyclables. Whether you’re a seasoned recycler or new to the process, we’re here to help you every step of the way. ♻️

Here’s what you can expect:
🔍 Material Identification: Learn how to identify different types of recyclable materials. We’ll help teach you what can and cannot be recycled to ensure your efforts make the biggest impact.
♻️ Container Usage: Get a hands-on demonstration on how to use the recycling container. We’ll show you the best practices for sorting and disposing of your recyclables.
❓ Q&A Session: Have questions about recycling? We’re here to provide answers and share tips on how you can help us reduce waste.

 Come see us today between 10 AM - 6 PM at Sam’s Club located at: 📍 6521 SE 29th St, Midwest City, OK Together, we can make a positive impact on our environment and create a sustainable future for Midwest City. We can’t wait to see you! #samsclub #communityrecyclingunit #midwestcityoklahoma #midwestcity #D6ESG #d6REM #recycling #sustainability

❗ There’s no doubt that waste is a huge problem in today’s society and there is an increasing awareness that we need to reduce, reuse and recycle where possible. ♻ For #globalrecyclingday 2024 we caught up with Alastair Little from Biffa to chat about what we can do, both as individuals and organisations, to reduce the amount of waste that goes to landfill. Read the blog over on our website and have a think about what you could do to make a difference: https://bit.ly/3x182C4 #RecyclingHeroes #recyclingmatters #recyclingbusiness

How well do you recycle? Join us for our next virtual offering of our award-winning Recycle Better Program. This program will give you the tools you need to teach your family, neighbors, friends, and coworkers how to improve recycling and community sustainability. Register at bit.ly/RecycleBetter2 When: Two sessions, July 11 & 18, 6:30-8:00 PM Where: Virtual Learn: 🍃What makes recycling work and why we do it 🍃Local recycling facts and tips 🍃Recycling challenges 🍃How to reduce waste to landfill 🍃Low waste living

As March unfolds, let’s remember our collective responsibility towards our planet. Small actions, done repeatedly, make a big difference! Key dates to take action: March 14 – International Day of Action for Rivers: Consider organising a clean-up along a nearby riverbank – a great action for schools and community organisations. March 18 – Global Recycling Day: Take a moment to acknowledge the crucial role recycling plays in conserving our resources and sustaining our waste pickers and buy-back centres. Why not start separating your recyclables into plastics, paper, glass, and aluminium? March 22 – World Water Day: Recognised by the United Nations, this day underscores the fundamental right to safe and clean drinking water. Let's conserve water by catching shower run-off for other uses, like flushing the toilet. March 23 – Earth Hour: Join millions worldwide in this grassroots movement by turning off all lights for an hour at 8 pm. Show your commitment to sustainability and inspire positive change. #Environment #Sustainability #EarthMonth #DayofActionForRivers #GlobalRecyclingDay #WorldWaterDay #EarthHour #Conserve

Waste Sorting Education is one of my favorite's! Bringing awareness to how and why it is important to sort your waste into the corresponding waste stream is how we create change and bring about a healthier world. 🌳 🌎 #EarthDay2024 #Earthworks #FRGwasteresources