Ever wonder how to properly dispose of empty sunscreen bottles? Spray ones can’t be placed in the recycling bin, and should go in the trash. Consider switching to a bottle made of #1 or #2 plastic with a pump, which can be recycled once empty and clean or refilled. #RecycleRight
Whether you’re preparing new dishes or are enjoying delicious to-go orders at home, help prevent food waste by making or ordering right-sized portions.
Looking for an easy, quick way to reduce food waste and the number of trips you take to the grocery store? Practice the “first in, first out” method in your pantry and refrigerator.
Engaging with the little fans has always been the best part of the job, but seeing the creative ways that kids are saying hi amidst social distancing really is something special.
In a time of uncertainty and social distancing, acts of kindness like this really brighten our day. We are feeling extra thankful for our thoughtful Kirkland community.
Our commitment to safety extends beyond our operations to our families, our customers and communities. @WasteManagement Fan Art from Lewisville, TX. #FunFactFriday
One of the greatest weekends in Houston is here! It's the World's Championship BBQ Contest. We've got a few eco-friendly tips for you this weekend. #WCBBQ
Our CEO @jimfishwm is speaking with an esteemed panel at the #NatGeoForum on the Circular Economy today at 4:13pm EST to discuss how together we can make circularity a reality. Tune in LIVE here: https://t.co/4L3YYEth9J
The 1st Place winner in the 6th-8th Grade #TakeCareOfTexas Video Contest is Alondra Paez, a 7th grader at Trautmann Middle School. Alondra will receive a GoPro HERO8 Black Premium Package! @unitedisd
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The 1st Place winner in the 9th-12th Grade #TakeCareOfTexas Video Contest is Ethan Weldon, a 12th grader at McKinney Boyd High School. Ethan will receive a $2,500 scholarship for his winning entry! @BroncoTweet@mckinneyisd
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The #MardiGras parade season comes to an end next week. Make sure any of the beads you caught end up being reused, repurposed, or placed in the trash. #recycleright