泰瑞环保与欧莱雅的合作关系实际上于2011年已在美国开始，并取得了巨大的成就；随后发展至西欧、澳大利亚等多国。只要在泰瑞环保网站上注册并参与洗发护发产品包装回收项目，个人或组织便可将收集的洗发护发产品包装废品免费寄送至泰瑞环保。所有洗发护发废品从现在开始都可以进行回收，并被循环利用，而非被当做垃圾丢弃、填埋或焚烧。通过此项目回收的洗发护发废品数量可至数百万，将有效减少被填埋或焚烧的垃圾量。

Founded in 2001, TerraCycle recently established its China office in Shanghai and today proudly announces its inaugural program in beauty care with Ultra DOUX.  Ultra DOUX is a new natural hair care brand, affiliated to L'Oreal China's mass cosmetics department. It is China's first brand to provide a comprehensive solution for hair care packaging waste.

泰瑞环保与欧莱雅的合作关系实际上于2011年已在美国开始，并取得了巨大的成就；随后发展至西欧、澳大利亚等多国。只要在泰瑞环保网站上注册并参与洗发护发产品包装回收项目，个人或组织便可将收集的洗发护发产品包装废品免费寄送至泰瑞环保。所有洗发护发废品从现在开始都可以进行回收，并被循环利用，而非被当做垃圾丢弃、填埋或焚烧。通过此项目回收的洗发护发废品数量可至数百万，将有效减少被填埋或焚烧的垃圾量。

消费者通过扫描二维码签署空瓶回收协议，即可参与本次活动，在现场免费领取淳萃(Ultra Doux)洗发产品。使用后的淳萃(Ultra Doux)空瓶将通过线上登陆泰瑞环保的网站，线下通过华东区的卜蜂莲花门店回收。再通过泰瑞环保零燃烧零填埋，对环境零污染的方式进行处理，并制作成崭新的课桌椅捐赠给光爱小学校的孩子们，以环保零废再造的方式帮助他们营造更加良好的学习生活环境，并提高消费者的环保意识。

That's a lot of butts. In one day, Butt Blitz 2017 collected more than 7,600 cigarette butts in Vernon's downtown core. That is more than 15 pounds of cigarette butts. Twenty three people gave up a sunny Saturday to rid the downtown core of the disgusting cigarette remnants. This was the first year Vernon has participated in the Canada-wide blitz that has collected tens of thousands of cigarette butts over the years. Organizers said the event not only cleaned up the community, but raised awareness about the toxic impact of cigarette butts and how they pollute the environment, contaminate water and soil and poison wildlife. All the butts will be sent to Terracycle for recycling and redeemed for Terracycle points. Terracycle is a Canadian company that collects hard-to-recycle items and turns them into 'green' products. Through TerraCycle’s free recycling programs, participants can earn TerraCycle points which are redeemable for charitable gifts, TerraCycle products, or a donation to a school or non-profit of your choice. “The more butts we collect the more money we earn for charity,” said Elliman. Last year, the Canada-Wide total was 122,800 butts collected. This year's goal is 200,000. Pocket ashtrays will be available for purchase by donation at the event which is being organized by A Greener Future in partnership with BrainGarden.ca.

St. Anthony’s School is competing to win a picnic table made from recycled GoGo squeeZ pouches through the inaugural “Ready, Set, GoGo” collection contest, courtesy of GoGo squeeZ, the applesauce snack brand, and recycling company TerraCycle. St. Anthony’s School is hoping to collect the most snack pouch waste, including the flexible pouches and plastic caps, before May 31. Schools earn one point for each GoGo squeeZ pouch sent to TerraCycle for recycling and one point per each vote received on the contest page during the contest period. The grand prize picnic table will be made from recycled waste collected through the GoGo squeeZ Snack Pouch Recycling Program, a free, national program operated by GoGo squeeZ and TerraCycle. “Each classroom at our school has a designated TerraCycle bin where students put all items accepted by TerraCycle” said Amanda Saxton, teacher at St. Anthony’s School. “Green Team members empty the bins periodically into a larger bin and then waste is sorted monthly and shipped.” The GoGo squeeZ Snack Pouch Recycling Program recently hit a nationwide milestone of over 315,000 units collected and nearly $7,000 dollars raised for charity. “We would love to win this contest because our school has been involved in Terracycle for a number of years,” Saxton continues. “It would be very rewarding for students to see firsthand an example of a product that can be created from the items we've been collecting for years.” The program is an ongoing activity, open to any individual, family, school or community group. For each piece of waste sent in using a pre-paid shipping label, participants earn points that can be translated into charitable prizes or cash donations to the school or charity of their choice. To learn more about the program, visit www.terracycle.ca/en-CA/brigades/snack-pouch-brigade.

A Mississauga school is recycling to win a garden and cash for charity, and students need your help. St. Jude’s Academy, a private school for junior kindergarten to Grade 12, is in the Meadowvale area on Torquay Mews. The school is on the national leaderboard to win the top prize of a garden made from 100 per cent recycled material through the third-annual Febreze Frenzy recycling contest. This year's contest is the biggest in TerraCycle Canada’s history, with $8,650 of charity donations being shared among the top ten winners. Participants must send in as many units of air and home care waste, such as trigger heads from spray bottles, as possible before May 31. Two points are awarded for each item sent to TerraCycle. The contest is part of TerraCycle and Febreze's air and home care recycling program. The free, national initiative allows for any brand of air-freshener cartridge or home-cleaning packaging to be recycled. Anyone in Canada can sign up to take part.

East Amwell Township School is competing to win a playground made from recycled oral care waste through the fourth annual Recycled Playground Challenge, courtesy of Colgate-Palmolive (“Colgate”), the global oral care leader; ShopRite, which has more than 260 stores in the Northeast; and recycling p ioneer TerraCycle. East Amwell Township School will earn one (1) ‘Playground Credit’ for each unit  (“unit” definedas 0.02 lbs of used, post-consumer oral care products and packaging) of oral care waste, such as empty toothpaste tubes and floss containers, sent to TerraCycle for recycling. An additional credit is earned for every online vote cast for the school at www.terracycle.com/colgateshopriteplayground2017 before June 30, 2017. The grand prize playground will be made from recycled oral care waste collected through the Colgate® Oral Care Recycling Program, a free, national program operated by Colgate and TerraCycle. Full set of rules for the 2017 “Recycled Playground Challenge” can be viewed: www.terracycle.com/colgateshopriteplayground2017 “Students in grades pre-school through 8 collect materials at home, in their classrooms and even in extra-curricular after school activities because they are so committed to helping the Earth by giving everyday trash another life at TerraCycle,” said Sharon Ernst, 5th grade teacher at East Amwell Township School. “Throughout the community there are collections at the Municipal Building and various businesses, as well!” This year’s Recycled Playground Challenge launched March 12, 2017 among schools throughout New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Connecticut and Maryland that participate in the Colgate Oral Care Recycling Program. East Amwell Township School has diverted 764,000 pieces of waste through TerraCycle so far.  Ms. Ernst continued, “TerraCycle and the participating recycling programs for the collections have helped us to afford compost bins, native plants for butterflies and birds, gardening tools for the students, bleachers, a green house, etc. We could really use any votes that the community can give to us. We would love to win, to show that collecting makes a difference in the community.” The Colgate Oral Care Recycling Program is an ongoing activity, open to any individual, family, school or community group.  For each piece of waste sent in using a pre-paid shipping label, participants earn money toward donations to the school or charity of their choice.  To learn more about the program, please visit www.terracycle.com/colgate.

昨日淳萃呵护大使刘昊然携手泰瑞环保参加在上海来福士广场举办得“爱满空瓶”环保公益活动，共同启动“爱满空瓶”环保公益项目，鼓励消费者主动回收再利用，用实际行动支持绿色消费。

そのようななか、注目を集めているのがリユースやリサイクルとも違う“アップサイル”という方法です。アップサイクルとは英語ではアップサイクリング（Upcycling）。リユー（Reuse）はそのままの形で再使用すること、リサイクル（Recycle）は素材を原料化して再利用することですが、アップサイクルは廃材や使わなくなったものの素材はそのままに、新しい発想やデザインの力を借りることで、より価値の高い製品に生まれ変わらせることです。 こうしたアップサイクルの動きは、トラックの幌布で作ったバッグで知られるスイスの「フライターグ」やお菓子のプラスチック製パッケージで作った傘やリュックを販売するアメリカの「テラサイクル」に代表される欧米の企業によってリードされ、いまでは世界的なファッションブランドが再生繊維だけを使った服や、洋服を作ったときに残る生地をアップサイクルして開発したコレクションを発表するなど、世界中に広がっています。