Pennsylvania municipalities are partnering with Greenstar to capitalize on the competitive spirit of local citizens.  Rivals in football, these two communities competed off the field in a 2011 recycling competition.

While football is a game marked by yards – and often inches – fans tailgating outside Heinz Field before 2011 Pittsburgh Steelers home games recycled more than 14 MILES of aluminum cans during the 8-game regular season as part of the Pennsylvania Resources Council’s “Let’s Tackle Recycling” effort.

Partridges in pear trees, French hens and golden rings – these might be familiar gifts during the 12 Days of Christmas, but they shouldn’t be part of your holiday recycling.  That’s important because recycling is one of the greatest gifts we can give ourselves and the environment. 

The Pennsylvania Resources Council (PRC) recently presented Greenstar with its 2011 Sustainability Award. The announcement, made at the PRC's annual awards banquet, caps a successful year of partnerships between Greenstar and the PRC.

Greenstar Vice President, Tim Herman, led a seminar about the economics of recycling at this year's Corporate Recycling and Waste Conference.  He stressed that companies benefit most from recycling by taking a long-term approach.

Since 1997, communities across the country have come together on November 15 to celebrate America Recycles Day.

While football is a game marked by yards – and often inches – fans tailgating outside Heinz Field before 2011 Pittsburgh Steelers home games recycled more than 14 MILES of aluminum cans during the 8-game regular season as part of the Pennsylvania Resources Council’s “Let’s Tackle Recycling” effort.

Greenstar Recycling is partnering with the City of Akron to increase recycling in the local Ohio community. Greenstar will construct a state of the art, single stream recycling processing facility within the corporate limits of Akron that will serve as a hub for recycling and recovery activities in the area.

A new study by two of the nation's top consulting organizations that demonstrates Houston's impressive record at creating environmentally responsible "green jobs" helps spotlight the contributions of a rapidly growing recycling leader, Greenstar Recycling. The study by the Brookings Institution and Batelle found that Houston ranks in the top 10 among the nation's 100 largest cities for creating all "green jobs" and in the top 5 at recycling job creation.

Greenstar Recycling has signed a Memorandum of Understanding to form a joint venture (JV) with Vadxx Energy, LLC to convert recovered plastic into synthetic crude oil. Through this JV, Greenstar and Vadxx will work together to provide a domestic fuel, and benefit the environment by repurposing recovered plastic products.

Texas Lutheran University (TLU) will launch a new recycling program in partnership with Greenstar Recycling. Greenstar's educational trailer will help kick off the new program and allow the community to boost environmental sustainability efforts and awareness on campus.

Greenstar Recycling is honored to work with Keep Houston Beautiful to support Keep Houston Beautiful Day and cleanup a neglected area of Houston. Saturday, April 2, 2011, Greenstar Recycling will help clean and landscape an area in Acres Homes, a neighborhood just north of downtown.

Pennsylvania municipalities are partnering with Greenstar to capitalize on the competitive spirit of local citizens.  Rivals in football, these two communities competed off the field in a 2011 recycling competition.

Partridges in pear trees, French hens and golden rings – these might be familiar gifts during the 12 Days of Christmas, but they shouldn’t be part of your holiday recycling.  That’s important because recycling is one of the greatest gifts we can give ourselves and the environment. 

The Pennsylvania Resources Council (PRC) recently presented Greenstar with its 2011 Sustainability Award. The announcement, made at the PRC's annual awards banquet, caps a successful year of partnerships between Greenstar and the PRC.

Greenstar Vice President, Tim Herman, led a seminar about the economics of recycling at this year's Corporate Recycling and Waste Conference.  He stressed that companies benefit most from recycling by taking a long-term approach.

Since 1997, communities across the country have come together on November 15 to celebrate America Recycles Day.

Things are heating up in Houston! The Dynamo advanced to the 2011 MLS Cup Final and the city is alive with excitement.

Great companies have a clearly defined strategy for growth that its constituents, partners and employees understand and commit to. AEG Expo 2011 educated and fostered best practices both within the company and with our partners

Greenstar and the City of Irving, Texas are partnering to bring free shredding to Irving citizens.  To participate, please bring accepted materials to 3000 Rock Island Road (west side of the parking lot).  First come, first served. There is a two file box limit.

This webinar will explore the topic of waste, materials management, and recycling at live sporting events. The handling and disposal of waste at these events presents some complex challenges, yet also ample opportunity for cost savings, improved environmental performance, and positive fan engagement.

This year's Congress will include speakers and attendees of the highest caliber.  The Congress will focus on the most up-to-date green technologies and programs that are emerging on the market.

The City of San Antonio's Solid Waste Managment department is celebrating Texas Recycles Day in a big way!  The celebration will be held at Normoyle Community Center from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm on Saturday, November 19. 

Greenstar is celebrating America Recycles Day in Houston by offering fans a unique opportunity at the new Houston Dynamo Stadium!  The top 10 recyclers will receive a Dynamo jersey and all participants will have their photo taken on site.