The Plastic Litter Report is Here!
Happy Earth Day! At Gwinnett Recycles, we’ve been looking forward to this day for the past nine months. Last August, we set a goal to...
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How To Get Your Spouse To Go Green
Editor’s note: We’re excited to welcome Diane Hoffmaster as a new guest blogger! A Lilburn resident, Diane is the creator of Turning...
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You’re Invited to Come Clean Gwinnett!
We’d like to cordially invite you to Come Clean Gwinnett. And no, we’re not referring to Gwinnett Recycles’ mission to host a...
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Atlanta’s Efforts to Tackle Food Waste
Editor’s note: Natasha Dyer, Senior Recycling Program Coordinator for the City of Atlanta in the Mayor’s Office of Resilience, is a friend...
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Let’s Clean Up Gwinnett by Earth Day!
In case you haven’t heard, we’re on a mission. We’re hosting a litter cleanup and plastic brand audit in every city in Gwinnett...
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Christmas Tree Recycling in Gwinnett
Whew — the holidays are over! Pretty soon it’ll be time to pack up the decorations and get ready to ring in a fresh new year. But...
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Cloth Diapers 101: Ditch Disposables!
Awaiting for a baby’s arrival is exciting – soon-to-be parents are thrilled at the idea of introducing the little one to family members, settling...
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County Secures a Grant for Recycling Education
Need some good news to end this rough year on a positive note? Look no further. At this afternoon’s Board of Commissioners meeting, county...
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Gwinnett Welcomes a Leader for All
Last month, Gwinnett County voters selected our county’s new leader, Nicole Love Hendrickson. A longtime public servant in Gwinnett County...
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Quiz: Are You an Expert Recycler in Gwinnett?
So, you think you know the ins and outs of recycling right in Gwinnett County? Test your knowledge with this quick quiz! Why is it important to...
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Top 10 Products for Going Zero Waste
Editor’s note: Jessie Stokes owns a popular online zero waste shop called Tiny Yellow Bungalow, which sells eco products that are packaged...
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A Complete Guide to Secondhand Shopping
Getting the things you need secondhand instead of new is a great way to reduce and reuse. First, if it’s an item you would otherwise buy...
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