Christmas is over — and in its wake has left a lot of debris. From a mountain of wrapping paper to broken string lights, holiday cards and Christmas trees, the holiday aftermath raises many questions ...

The holidays create a lot of waste, with all the wrapped presents, holiday-centric clothing and strands of lights that don't work anymore. The day after Christmas, you might find yourself wondering ...

Though Christmas is behind us, you may still have some post-holiday cleanup to take care of. Everyone knows how to do dishes, break down boxes and sweep up. One thing that can cause some seasonal ...

After months of preparing for Christmas, the days following can leave excess amount of trash and often it can be hard to tell what can be recycled and what needs to go in the trash. And what is to be ...

A few helpful guidelines for recycling to cut back on holiday garbage. (iStock Photo) Holiday cheer also brings holiday trash. As the crumpled wrapping paper piles up, many households frantic to clean ...

According to the Environmental Protection Agency, almost 94 tons of municipal solid waste were recycled and composed in 2018 – about 32%. But there's also the looming issue of contamination, rendering ...