Holiday celebrations are over for many central Ohioans, who may be left with lots of waste that needs to be disposed of. The ...

From piles of wrapping paper to old Christmas trees and lights, here's a look at what can be recycled, what can't and where ...

Five years ago, Patricio Guerrero was surfing the rolling waves of Santa Cruz when the leash on his board broke, sending it ...

With the expansion of NYC's curbside composting program, New Yorkers no longer have to wait for specific days to dispose ...

Whenever you're ready to take down the Christmas tree, there are a few locations where you can recycle or dispose of them in ...

Though product returns come with an environmental cost, consumers and companies are working to minimize the negative impacts.

Don't want to just chuck your Christmas tree in the trash? It can be used to make mulch or even feeding areas for fish or ...

Worthington announces a post-holiday Styrofoam recycling event on January 11, 2026, to reduce polystyrene waste.

During the holiday season, once the wrapping paper comes off and decorations come down, it's important to know which items go in which trash bins.

Holiday meals can also generate a lot of waste, from packaging to disposable dishes to leftover food. Ortega encourages ...

Montgomery County Environmental Services offers reminders of how to reduce holiday waste and recycle right during the busiest time of year.

You may be surprised to find out what you can, and can't recycle when it comes to holiday wrapping paper, gift bags and cards ...