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Our story about 92-year-old Navy war veteran Jessie Lara reached people across the country who wanted to thank him for his service. One of those people is Chris Green. He is a Houston native who now lives in Brownsville where he runs a marine recycling company called EMR U.S.A. Green sent Jessie a set of challenge coins made from the metals removed from old U.S. Naval ships when they were recycled.

Pinellas County leaders say if people continue to create waste like they are now, Pinellas County's one and only landfill could be full in 80 years.

Christmas is just a few days away. Apart from decorations such as twinkling lights, snowmen, red socks, and Santa posters, the Christmas tree is one of the main things th

The new $150 million state-of-the-art waste management facility will increase the lifespan of the county landfill, but will also increase garbage rates.

A picture book, a thriller, environmental reporting and YA novels help me change my mind about reading on climate change

A local high school teen is partnering with the Lafayette Consolidated Government's Environmental Quality Division to recycle political signs.

Electric arc furnaces can use up to 100% scrap steel as its raw material, resulting in a significant reduction in emissions.

The City of Albert Lea and Freeborn County are encouraging residents to reuse and recycle holiday materials.

SINGAPORE: For four hours on one of their Sundays off, about a dozen Filipino maids strutted on a stage inside the HFSE International School on Mountbatten Road wearing dazzling, colourful gowns and dresses made out of what otherwise would have been trash.

Mashpee High School woodshop students have built a new redeemables bin for residents to drop off cans and bottles at the transfer station.