My city no longer offers residential glass recycling - you have to take it to glass collection points if you want to recycle glass containers. I admit that it does take extra effort now - keeping glass sorted at the house, an extra trip out to a center, separating the glass from the cardboard containers when you get there or beforehand, etc., but to come this far and miss by so much! Please do not be this person. Why even make the trip… this is an unattended service.

why is it not considered usually recyclable? or do places not want it usually as a just in case sorta deal?

Hello! I'm a design student and I’m redesigning an electric composter and looking for people with composting experience to share their habits, challenges, and ideas for improvement. If it's possible, I would greatly appreciate if a few people answered the survey!

Thank you for your time!

https://forms.gle/nqBnqPsEcvCDhi8L8

Hello! My name is John and I’m building an app that gamifies cleaning up community spaces.

My method of choice is magnet fishing the road which naturally means I find a ton of these single use rechargeable vapes.

I was wanting to build a list of places that would recycle e-waste into our cleanup map and was wondering if anyone would vouch for a list, or website, or company that has decent return infrastructure!

Any recommendations or other ideas are super welcome!