Category: recycling
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Snow Thrower Safety: Best Practices to Remember This Winter
Snow Thrower Safety Tips: Keep Best Practices in Mind This Winter Clearing snow and ice from driveways, sidewalks and parking lots is no small job. You rely on your outdoor power equipment to do the heavy lifting, and it’s important to keep safety in mind. The Outdoor Power Equipment Institute (OPEI) reminds home and business owners…
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NGA’s Latest Architect Initiatives – CCR-Mag.com
The National Glass Association (NGA) has launched its 2025-2026 Glass and Glazing Design Academy, a collection of courses covering the vast potential of glazing systems in building design, hosted through Architectural Record. Additionally, NGA is planning its fourth annual Blueprint for Collaboration, a live accredited event for architects covering trends in glass and glazing. “We are…
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Environmental Benefits of Using Skip Bins for Waste
Skip bins do way more than just give you a convenient spot to throw away rubbish. Many people don’t realise their huge environmental impact. A skip bin service helps create several positive outcomes for our environment. Companies like 7 Skips sort and recycle the waste from your bins, which cuts down landfill waste dramatically. These…
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Johnson Junk Removal Helps Minneapolis Families Declutter Affordably
Johnson Junk Removal is making life easier for families in the Twin Cities by offering fast, affordable, and professional residential junk removal. With a growing number of homeowners in need of cleanouts, furniture hauling, and clutter removal, the company is stepping in to provide convenient service without the high cost or long wait times. Owned by Chase Johnson,…
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Electronics Recycling and Choosing a Reputable Company
Nowadays, many electronic devices such as smartphones, computers, televisions and kitchen appliances, are essential in our daily life. With technology advancing so much, new devices are always being made which makes old ones no longer useful. This problem creates more electronic waste which is commonly called e-waste. Since millions of tons of e-waste are made…