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It's important to keep unwanted electronics out of landfills, as many of these items contain hazardous materials. Indiana Household Hazardous Waste Task Force wants to help you find a local program to ...

According to a UN report released earlier this year, people around the world are throwing away about five times more gadgets than are being recycled. Here's what you need to know about recycling ...

Crumple it into a ball. If it stays ball-shaped, it can likely be recycled. But if it springs back, it probably contains plastic and can't be recycled. Make sure to remove ribbons, bows and tape ...

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One thing that can cause some seasonal confusion, however, is which present-wrapping materials can be recycled. Here's a refresher, with tips from USA TODAY, on whether your wrapping paper ...

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There's an app called Recycle Coach you can download as well. Plain or coloured paper goes in the compost bin, unless it has plastic coating or foil designs or embossing on it. Then it's waste.

1:27 QUIZ: Do you recycle it or trash it? This is what you should do with common holiday items The presents have all been opened, leaving behind a mountain of crumpled wrapping paper, ribbons ...

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To start, can it be recycled? The answer, in Keurig’s case, is not really. The company’s single-use coffee pods — also known as K-cups — are made of polypropylene plastic, a material that ...