Christmas tree recycling has once again begun in the Las Vegas valley.

That people are so prone to ask, “Can this be recycled?” reflects a change in societal thinking.

Global Recycling Day is March 18. But before you start picking through the trash to find recyclables, what exactly can be recycled in Southern Nevada?

When the first city in Clark County was introduced to single-stream recycling in 2012, advocates hoped for a robust program that would increase recycling rates and efficiency.

Justin Powers had a banner year selling Christmas trees, but he always reminds people about how to properly dispose of them after the holidays.

Recycling has gone way up during the coronavirus pandemic.

UNLV and community organizations will team up this holiday season to help turn Christmas trees into mulch.

California has a deposit law to get people to recycle that works something like this: Consumers pay a deposit of 5 or 10 cents when they buy a beverage.