HUDSON FALLS – Outraged locals from Hudson Falls and surrounding areas express fear and concern, claiming that high cancer rates are caused by air pollutants from the WIN-Waste trash incinerator ...

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Artists Nathaniel Stern and Sasha Stiles map the inextricable link between humans and the technology we invent in an exhibit ...

Bold Colors, Big Crayons, and Endless Imagination—No Smudging, No Waste, Just Fun My daughter didn’t want store-bought ...

Recycling options vary by state ... Instead, mail them to the National Crayon Recycle Program, which takes unloved, broken crayons to a better place: They're melted in a vat of wax, remade ...

Waste Management, the nation’s largest garbage collection business, on Tuesday will unveil $18 million of investments into the Spokane Materials and Recycling Technology Center, the region’s ...

We need to be more proactive all the way through: Stephen Fleming In this post-match reaction, Chennai Super Kings head coach Stephen Fleming addresses CSK's crushing nine-wicket loss to Mumbai ...

Recycling is often presented as the solution ... While at Staples, drop off any crayons you have at home to get remolded and distributed to children's hospitals through The Crayon Initiative.

Ever wondered what happens to the recyclables you carefully sort and place in your bin? For years, recycling has been a crucial part of our efforts to reduce waste and protect the environment.

Dear Heloise: When a rambunctious child scribbled with a crayon on many parts of the back of the church’s choir room piano (including the black areas), it left the piano looking terrible.

In a move aimed at bringing greater accountability to bulk waste management, the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) has introduced a declaration option within its property tax payment system.

“Donating and recycling in today’s world is crucial ... Where to donate: Crazy Crayons or The Crayon Initiative If you have kids, chances are you’ve thrown away plenty of broken crayons.