Observed annually on November 15, this is a day on which the EPA encourages and promotes recycling efforts. Be sure to check with local recycling providers to be certain that items placed in your recycling bin are accepted. Items like cardboard, metal cans and paper are commonly accepted by local curbside programs, and items like plastic bags, electronics and batteries can never go in the curbside recycling bin.
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Green Energy Biofuel founder, "Bio Joe" Renwick explains the process for recycles waste vegetable oil and cooking oil into usable, clean biofuel or biodiesel. The biodiesel can be used in vehicles in...
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Green Energy Biofuel recycles waste vegetable oil and cooking oil into usable, clean biofuel. Company founder, "Bio Joe" Renwick has dedicated years to researching and perfecting biofuel production...
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Take a 360 video tour of Green Energy Biofuel as the founder, "Bio Joe" Renwick explains the process for recycles waste vegetable oil and cooking oil into usable, clean biofuel.
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Learn where garbage is taken and what can be recycled.
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Thanks to environmental designers and planners, many natural areas are being preserved for future generations. Learn what an environmental designer does and how their work benefits us? Meet Chuck...
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Find out how to recycle glass products.
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You'll be surprised what recycled aluminum is used to make!
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This series produced by the SC Department of Education and ETV with the SC Department of Health and Environmental Services (DHEC) focuses on environmental education in short, concise minute programs...
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This program, developed by DHEC and the SC Department of Education, celebrates Earth Day. Topics covered are heart health, stopping smoking, bicycle safety, run-off pollution, nutrition...
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Elizabeth Rosinski from DHEC tells us what to recycle and how to reuse some of the recyclables.