Environment
Renewing Our Commitment: Celebrating Earth Day with Rogue Disposal & Recycling
Earth Day is more than just a date on the calendar — it's a powerful reminder of our connection to this amazing area we call home and our shared responsibility to protect it.
Read MoreFood Waste Prevention Week - April 7-13. Tackling food waste together
How much food do you think is wasted each year? And what impacts does that have? Read more here to get some food for thought.
Read MoreFood for thought: Simple things you can do to cut food waste from your daily routine.
Food Waste Prevention Week is a week-long campaign to raise awareness and inspire everyone to reduce food waste at home, at work and in our communities.
Read MoreHow to safely dispose of unused medicines
Unused or expired medicines in the home have long been a safety concern, leading to accidental poisoning, overdose and abuse. So what’s the correct way to dispose of medications?
Read MoreCelebrating Earth Day with 10 simple things you can do to help
Billions of people around the globe have been celebrating Earth Day each April 22 for the past 53 years. During that first Earth Day, rallies took place across the country and an estimated 20 million Americans took part.
Read MoreFood for thought: Simple things you can do to cut food waste from your daily routine.
Food Waste Prevention Week is April 10-16, 2023. Read more to find out more on everyday was you can reduce food waste.
Read MoreUnderstanding the benefits — and dangers — of lithium batteries
Unlike alkaline batteries, lithium batteries are reactive and contain hazardous materials. Here's how to identify different type of batteries and learn more about their use.
Read MoreA New Use For Old Leaves
Every autumn, as cold weather approaches, trees begin to shed their leaves. Here in the Rogue Valley, that typically happens in mid-October through late December.
Read MoreSafely Disposing of Fire Debris
Cleaning up after a wildfire is an emotional evolution, but also involves immediate and long-term physical health risks. The safety of our customers, employees and community is of utmost importance, and its im portant to know that wildfire debris can contain many types of hazardous materials,
Read MoreOregon retailers and restaurants say goodbye to single-use plastic bags
The Sustainable Shopping Initiative begins January 1, 2020. Under a bill approved by the Oregon legislature this past summer, grocery stores, retail stores and restaurants will no longer be able to provide customers with single-use plastic bags.
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