recycling

Have you ever wondered what really belongs in those curbside recycling bins? Some items might surprise you.

Plastic bottles and aluminum cans have a secret: keeping them whole could actually make recycling easier. Who knew?

When it’s time to say goodbye to your child’s old car seat, here’s how to do it safely and responsibly in New York.

There will be three offsite electronics recycling collections this fall for Broome County residents.

Don't miss the Town of Owego's Cleanup event where you can get rid of 8 tires for free and recycle electronics and scrap metal.

Since launching the PaintCare program in New York state, over 700,000 gallons of leftover paint has been collected and recycled.

Walmart is paying New Yorkers who have old electronics they don't want anymore and accepting them in any condition!

If a proposed bill becomes law, New York would expand the type of containers accepted as returnables and double the consumer deposit fee.

Imagine being able to bring in an extra $3,000 a month just by digging through things thrown away by others. This is exactly what one New York couple does!

The massive 800-pound butter sculpture featured at this year's New York State Fair will be recycled and converted into electric energy.