TRENTON – Are you in a bind about what to do with your old binders? Well, you don’t have to throw them away any more. Office Depot, Inc. launched its Binder Recycling Program last year, which encourages shoppers to assist in preserving the environment by recycling binders through recycling company TerraCycle. Shoppers across the country can bring old empty binders to an Office Depot or OfficeMax retail location and receive a $2 instant discount off a same-day binder purchase, according to a release. In the past, binders often ended up in the trash can at the end of a school year, but Trenton-based TerraCycle has the ability to recycle the binders, reducing the amount of waste going into a landfill.

Bellview Public School has won a nationwide household recycling competition.  The school in Eagle Place won $200 for the school and $100 to give to charity as part of the Febreze Frenzy recycling contest run by Febreze and TereCycle.  Bellview School recycled more than 1,000 pieces of traditionally non-recyclable air and home care packaging waste, such as trigger heads from spray bottles.  The school will receive $200 in points, redeemable for cash payment to an organization or school of choice.  The school then won an extra $100 for charity as one of three collectors randomly selected through the promotion.  Febreze Frenzy was offered in March for people, schools, and businesses throughout Canada who were already participating in the Air and Home Care Recycling Program, which is a free recycling program operated by Febreze and TerraCycle.

“校园口腔护理废品回收活动”，顾名思义，就是在中大校园内发起一项以回收废弃牙膏牙刷等护理废品的活动，旨在提高同学们的环保意识，同时也为校园环境做出贡献，促进环保事业。此次与上海泰瑞环保公司合作的环保活动虽然听上去很简单，但是因为涉及范围大、操作要求高，加上没有组织此类活动的经验，所以pm和工作人员们着实费了一番功夫。

When the Whole Kids organic kids snack business began 12 years ago, co-founder Monica Meldrum knew she was taking on some formidable multinational businesses, but creating healthy snack choices for kids in a way that gave back to the community was the objective from start. Whole Kids' food pouches are also fully recyclable due to a partnership with Terracycle and Australia Post.

Victoria Nichols, 19, a Union College freshman in Lincoln, received $5,000 in college scholarship money for participating in two national campaigns by DoSomething.org. A global movement for young people and social change, DoSomething partnered with Garnier and Johnson & Johnson to encourage young people to get involved in recycling and joining the bone marrow donor registry. Nichols beat out over 80,000 applicants to win both scholarships. Garnier partnered with TerraCycle and joined DoSomething for their “Rinse. Recycle. Repeat” campaign, an initiative to encourage young people to recycle their beauty and personal products that would normally end up in the trash. As part of the campaign, 50 colleges competed to see who could recycle the most empty beauty and personal products to keep them out of landfills.

淳萃椰香沁润水润滋养系列在广州“爱满空瓶”活动上由淳萃呵护大使刘昊然首发，“爱满空瓶”是淳萃与泰瑞环保合作回收空瓶再造的可持续发展项目，在活动上淳萃呵护大使刘昊然号召大家关注环境，重视可持续发展，同时也隆重介绍了淳萃新品椰香沁润水润滋养系列，在这个夏天让秀发喝上清爽的“椰子水”。

Waste disposal expert Tom Szaky aims to help China clean up its garbage game. Szaky is the CEO of U.S.-based recycling company TerraCycle, which established its first China branch in Shanghai in late 2016. The company works with individuals and businesses around the globe to collect hard-to-recycle items — everything from office supplies and plastic bags to children’s toys and automotive parts — preventing over 2 million kilograms of waste from ending up in landfills and incinerators each month.

This month we are tackling the challenge of Plastic Free July! Did you know that scientists predict there will be more tonnes of plastic than tonnes of fish by 2050? And the global annual consumption of plastic bottles is set to top half a trillion by 2021? Recycle your beauty products, toothbrushes, post satchels, coffee pods + more with TerraCycle.

There are now options to recycle your used pods, should you wish to do so; by a company called TerraCycle.

Whole Kids has chalked up some big wins against the global food giants by weaving values into every aspect of its business, including its packaging. Whole Kids' food pouches are also fully recyclable due to a partnership with Terracycle and Australia Post.