TAMPA, Fla. — A Tampa-based electronics recycling company is partnering with local organizations to promote September as e-recycling month and encourage people to give old technology a second life.

ROYAL OAK, Mich. – The Detroit Zoo has been collecting old electronic devices since 2019 — and with help from Local 4, the effort is gaining new momentum this September. The zoo’s “Gorillas on the ...

Through the student-led organization "Bin to Better," thousands of recycled tennis balls are finding new life as school supplies, walker glides and pet toys.

Thousands of mattresses will find new life though a successful recycling program in California. "We're pulling in an awful lot of foam and steel and wood from all these mattresses that we recycle ...

Europe may be preparing to mandate a circular textile economy. Financing the infrastructure needed to make one work is proving considerably harder. Scaling textile-to-textile recycling in Europe to 15 ...

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Rag Mops Cleaning Service has provided donations and support to several local elementary school auctions, fundraisers, and community programs throughout 2026. The contributions include assistance ...

Discovery Canyon High School students Shaunak Gupta and Aryan Tuteja (left to right) work on EcoIdentify, an original invention that uses AI to sort recyclables from garbage, in Tuteja's garage on ...

An overnight fire that destroyed Lincoln Avenue School in Milwaukee was caused by solvent-soaked cleaning rags that ignited inside a plastic trash can, Milwaukee Fire Chief Aaron Lipski said at a ...

Rags soaked in cleaning or waxing products spontaneously combusted, accidentally causing the fire that heavily damaged Lincoln Avenue Elementary School on June 30, Milwaukee Fire Chief Aaron Lipski ...

Milwaukee Fire Department Chief Aaron Lipski provided an update on the origin and cause of the fire. Officials also outlined the next steps for demolishing the historic 109-year-old facility. More ...

Milwaukee Fire Chief Aaron Lipski stated that the fire at Lincoln Avenue School originated from chemical-soaked cleaning rags that had been discarded in a second-floor garbage can. "We find that ...