recycling

Because I'm filming a series of videos about recycling for the Oneida-Herkimer Recycling Center, I got to visit the center for a tour. First of all, it's not at all what I expected

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

Could returning your recyclable cans and bottles become more "lucrative" soon?

You'll be able to clear some space from your home this weekend, and do so while knowing the documents, medications, or electronics you're saying goodbye-to are being properly disposed of.

Are spent candles recyclable, or should they just be tossed in the trash?

Lithium batteries do not go in the trash, they are considered hazardous waste, where can you take those batteries instead of tossing them in the trash?

Is it legal to litter in New York State? If you do it, can you be ticketed? Fined? Or even Jailed? What's the scoop?

These days, there are so many things in our lives that are powered by a battery. But did you know that it is illegal to just throw them away in New York State?

If you're doing some spring cleaning, you can literally dump-off and properly dispose of unwanted electronics and other items as a waste collection in Utica this month.

For those who seek a deal, you can go no lower than dumpster diving. It's free.

A post is making its way around Facebook informing users of a "reusing suggestion" when it comes to their Christmas trees.

Have an old car seat you need to get rid of? Need to upgrade a car seat? You can do both, thanks to a special event going on at Target stores.