Empty out some drawers and closets, and chances are you will find an old device collecting dust. This Earth Day, there are a few ways to give unused devices a new life, starting with recycling.

You’re never too young to learn to recycle. And what better way to start teaching the next generation than with paper and cardboard? After all, they are among the most recycled materials in the U.S.!

Climate Reporter Geneva Zoltek heads to Republic Services to learn what you can recycle here in Southern Nevada.

This Earth Day, retailers and tech companies are promoting electronics recycling and trade-in deals, giving consumers cash or gift cards while helping reduce e-waste. At the same time, other ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — SWACO is announcing a new way you can help keep your recycling out of landfills to celebrate Earth Day. This can be done at the company's new Recycling Convenience Center. The center ...

Green Country Habitat for Humanity hosts first e-waste drive-thru event. Unwanted electronics recycled responsibly, helping reduce landfills and protect the environment. Find out what you can drop off ...

Canon U.S.A., Inc., a leader in digital imaging solutions, recently hosted an Earth Day event for employees at its corporate headquarters. Bringing together several organizations which the company ...

This past week the country focused its attention on conservation.Arbor Day brought out scores of conservationists to plant ...

Earth Day activities created by Monterrey Metal Recycling Solutions in San Antonio displayed the company’s role in the ...

Loving Living Local celebrated Earth Day by inviting Recycling Expert Jenny Johnson from Republic Services of Colorado Springs to discuss the importance of taking care ...