Eating mindfully with some or all of these simple tips is a good place to start for increased awareness of your connection with food, and its connection with the planet:
- Recycle difficult-to-recycle packaging through TerraCycle’s free recycling programs or the easy to use Plastic Packaging Zero Waste Box.
Part 1 of
What Goes Around, featuring
Tom Szaky, CEO and founder of Terracycle, who proposes eliminating all waste and recycling literally
everything.
Consider a zero-waste option: If you want to do a better job of recycling items that aren’t accepted by your local facility, from plastic spatulas to bottle caps to water filters, consider
TerraCycle’s pack-and-ship “kitchen separation zero waste box.”
Garbage is certainly the hero at the Terracycle headquarters, says Diccon Hyatt, who tells of Tom Szaky’s latest iteration, a new business model for his throwaway manufacturing business. It’s Diccon Hyatt’s cover story in the issue dated July 4 but being distributed a day early, c
lick here,
WASHINGTON — The Washington Environmental Council (WEC) has announced the launch of its Zero Waste Washington Initiative, which provides residents with the opportunity to “recycle the unrecyclable” over the course of a year by offering a series of 12 TerraCycle Zero Waste Boxes, the world leader in the collection and repurposing of complex waste streams, according to a press release.
SOUTHINGTON — Students of two schools have been collecting recycled materials for the chance to win a new playground. The Recycled Playground Challenge, a partnership between Colgate, ShopRite and TerraCycle, challenges schools to submit recycled materials, such as toothpaste tubes, dental floss containers and toothbrushes, for credits toward a new playground. Schools can also help their chances by receiving votes through the challenge’s website.
Prescott is not the only elementary school in the city working to improve a playground. McNichols Plaza Elementary School is also in a contest to win a $50,000 recycled playground. The contest, sponsored by Colgate, ShopRite and TerraCycle, ends today. To vote, visit
www.terracycle.com/en-US/contests/colgateshopriteplayground2018.
"We are proud to announce the 2018 winners, who boldly break the mold to create new solutions, innovations and possibilities that redefine how we live, work and play." The winners for the Entrepreneur Of The Year 2018 New Jersey Award include:
· Tom Szaky | TerraCycle, Inc.
