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Full of Scrap Newsletter & MoreNRRA is committed to providing ongoing recycling and solid waste reduction education and technical assistance through online, email, and in-person events.Sign up for our bi-weekly newsletter, Full of Scrap, as well as Updates on our popular Annual Recycling Conference and Spring Compost Bin & Rain Barrel sale below.Full of Scrap Newsletter Full of Scrap is a free newsletter created by Northeast Resource Recovery Association. It is issued bi-weekly and shares information about NRRA's cooperative marketing and purchasing programs, recycling education, technical assistance, and more.

Don't Toss Those Cardboard Tubes! 10 Ways to Reuse ThemDon't trash your paper towel, toilet paper and wrapping paper tubes. Give them a second life with one of these 10 hacks instead.

PLASTIC BAGS are recyclable at grocery stores and certain retail outlets!

Clean plastic bags that stretch (not crinkle or tear) can be easily recycled. Bubble wrap, plastic shipping envelopes, paper towel/toilet paper packaging, and produce bags are also recyclable. If it stretches and is clean, put it in a recyclable bag and bring it to the grocery store on your next visit. The plastic is collected by grocery and other retail stores and sold to companies that make Trex Decking and other products.

7 Ingenious Reuses for Plastic Bottles and BoxesThe millions of plastic containers and bottles out there don't all have to end up in landfills. There are lots of ways to give them a second life.

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