Jen Wheeler 
3D printing technology has come a long way in recent years, and currently, some different materials are used to create 3D-printed objects. While many of these 3D printing materials are still not recyclable, a few can be recycled and reused. … Read more
A lot of people find themselves in a financial crisis and have nowhere to turn. When you’re already struggling to make ends meet, it’s even more difficult to pay your rent. It becomes a burden on the family and makes … Read more
The world of recycling isn’t merely about tossing your soda can into the blue bin and calling it a day. Behind the scenes, there’s a powerful concept known as Closed Loop Recycling that has revolutionized the way we perceive waste … Read more
Polyurethane, an extraordinarily versatile material, is found in everything from furniture to footwear, electronic devices to automotive parts. It is so pervasive that its disposal poses a significant environmental challenge. The urgency to develop viable recycling methods for polyurethane and … Read more
When we enjoy a delicious cup of Nespresso, it’s easy to overlook the environmental implications of the single-use pods that bring us such convenience. However, as a coffee fan and a researcher on environmental sustainability, I always recommend paying close … Read more
Are you wondering what to do with that old mattress that’s been gathering dust in your storage area or simply taking up space in your home? Then this guide is for you. Here, I’ll share useful tips and detailed guidance … Read more
The search for sustainable and environmentally friendly ways to dispose of used items is a challenge that we all face today. As an experienced waste management consultant, I frequently field questions about where to donate used household items, including lawn … Read more
As an experienced professional in waste management, I’ve often been asked, “What should I do with my old grease?” While the question seems straightforward, the answer isn’t as simple as you might think. Grease, in its many forms, presents a … Read more
This coastal province stands out due to its exceptional commitment to recycling. The program, run by Divert Nova Scotia, started in 1996 and since then has played a significant role in improving the province’s environmental footprint. Nova Scotia’s recycling program … Read more
The iconic Lego bricks, loved by children and adults worldwide, are made of plastic – a material notorious for its environmental impact. But did you know that these little blocks of joy could be recyclable too? Today, I’ll take you … Read more