Cuyahoga County Solid Waste District
Strap on your hard hat as CoolCleveland goes behind the scenes at Republic Services in Oberlin, a massive recycling plant that services Western Cuyahoga County and six surrounding counties.
Listen to plant manager Dan Schoewe as he walks us through the plant and explains the do’s and don’ts of recycling in Cuyahoga County. CuyahogaRecycles.org
Wondering how to get the whole community involved in recycling the right way?
Follow Fairview Park Mayor Eileen Patton at their Recycle Roundup and Shredding Day at City Hall as she outlines which items can be recycled on the curb (bottles, cans, paper), which ones should be saved up and brought to recycle events such as this (oil paints, hazardous waste, gasoline, electronics), and which ones can be recycled elsewhere (tires, which can be recycled at your tire shop).
Still have questions? CuyahogaRecycles.org.
When it comes to recycling, everyone has to pitch in. CoolCleveland spoke with Warrensville Heights Mayor Bradley Sellers about the DO's and DON'Ts of recycling.
Most everyone knows that cans, glass and paper can be recycled. But most people aren't aware that plastic bags and clothing should NOT be recycled.
Learn how to recycle more, and recycle better at CuyahogaRecycles.org.
Summertime recycling is easier than ever when you follow these handy tips created by the experts at the Cuyahoga County Solid Waste District. They’re the public agency helping the people of Cuyahoga County to reduce, reuse and recycle at home, at work and in their communities.
Find out about biodegradable balloons, compostable cutlery, recycling for road trips and how to host a zero-waste event. However you celebrate summer -- at home, on the town or on the road -- CuyahogaRecycles.org has the answers to help you keep it cleaner and greener.