Recycling has become a major part of our daily lives with more and more companies making it a staple among their team members, even down to how they do business. We’ve seen here in Southern Nevada some of the ways places are going green like switching to light-emitting diode lights and powering offices with renewable energy. As creative as businesses and individuals can get to be more sustainable, the one aspect of sustainability that has always rang true is good-old recycling.
A TerraCycle é uma empresa que faz o reaproveitamento de resíduos de difícil reciclabilidade, ou seja, aqueles materiais que normalmente teriam como destino provável lixões e aterros sanitários, transformado-os em produtos ecoamigáveis!
Lixo não existe. Tudo o que descartamos pode ser transformado em matéria-prima para novos produtos. Venha aprender como criar soluções zero waste na sua rua, na sua empresa, na sua cidade.
O
programa de reciclagem da marca fica por conta de uma parceria com a
TerraCycle e os consumidores serão estimulados a participarem ativamente, devolvendo as cápsulas usadas para os
postos de coleta.
Hey volunteers! This is a quick note to thank you for all of the cigarette butts you’ve collected during our
beach cleanups and habitat restoration events and turned in. We just mailed another 3000+ to
TerraCycle.
Since Helen started collecting them in 2013/2014 we’ve recycled 323,712 filters to date keeping them from the landfill! Isn’t this astonishing?
Zultner may have one of the toughest jobs in the plastics industry. TerraCycle Inc. in Trenton, N.J., specializes in recycling products that no one else can recycle: things like chewing gum and drink pouches.
The 12th annual Jersey Fresh Jam bash for graffiti artists, DJs, music performers and anyone looking for fun and entertainment has been postponed 24 hours due to weather concerns. Originally scheduled to be held on Saturday, the jam is now slated to kick off this Sunday at noon at TerraCycle’s headquarters in Trenton at 121 New York Ave.
Messes are the markers of life, and in the summertime, life abounds. Children are home from school and there are farmer’s markets, weekend yard-sales and concerts. We travel, picnic in the park and look for the closest body of water to cool off in. Long summer days mean a lot of outside living. The food and drink on the tables we gather around find their way into our laps, brushed off on our jeans and wiped off surfaces, hands and faces.
