Electronics Recycling Collection on April 27th!
Brightside St. Louis, Saint Louis City Recycles and the Midwest Recycling Center are hosting an Electronics Recycling Event on April 27th from 8am – 11am at 1640 S. Kingshighway. Have […]
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Happy Earth Month! Let’s learn how to get involved in your community!
Being part of your community leads to connections, supporting local businesses and making an impact close to home. Here are a few things you can do to be part of […]
Spring Cleaning – What to do with all your stuff!
Spring cleaning is a great time to declutter your home or office space, but what do you do with all the things you no longer need? Use this step-by-step guide, […]
Dearest STL, It’s Time to Reckon with Our Recycling – Q&A Style!
Let’s get some of your most frequently asked questions answered!
How To Reduce Waste and Recycle During the Holidays
Use these tips to reduce waste, build a better world and make your celebration even more meaningful!
America Recycles Day: Small Steps. BIG IMPACT. Challenge!
See your Small Steps make a BIG IMPACT by participating in our challenge for America Recycles Day! It’s simple to take part and there will be prizes at our very first “Recyclers Happy Hour” at The Armory on November 15th.
More Drop-off Sites Will Increase Clean Recycling in STL
Remember our recent blog about how complicated our recycling system is in St. Louis? You can refresh your memory here: Dearest STL, It’s Time to Reckon with Our Recycling – […]
Back To School Means Creating New Routines
Whether you’re an educator or caretaker, you can include the 3 R’s- Reduce, Reuse and Recycle! Routines are vital to create a safe and consistent before-school experience for most people. […]
Free Recycling Resources For You!
Visit our office for free recycling resources or to chat with our Recycling Team about how we can help!
Recycling and Justice? Discover their remarkable connection!
Putting in place smart environmental policy at institutions like governments and schools can make a huge difference in how the most marginalized peoples are impacted by pollution. There is always more we can do as individuals and we must continue working collectively to make big changes!
