MLB mascots are teaming up with WM to help spread an important safety message: batteries do not belong in recycling or trash bins. In a new video, mascots from across Major League Baseball help bring attention to WM’s newest Recycle Right® rule and the role proper battery disposal plays in preventing fires and protecting workers […]
Take a closer look at recycling in action at WM’s education centers. Across North America, WM’s recycling education footprint includes purpose-built education centers, integrated learning rooms, and adaptable spaces designed to help communities better understand how recycling works. Through interactive displays, live views of operations, virtual tours, and hands-on activities, visitors can see how materials […]
Batteries don’t belong in your recycling or trash bin. WM has added a fourth Recycle Right® rule to help protect workers, facilities, and communities: no batteries in the recycling or trash. From remote controls and flashlights to power tools, e-bikes, and even musical greeting cards, batteries are found in more everyday items than ever before. […]
Could waste help power America’s energy future? As organic materials break down in landfills, they produce landfill gas that can be captured and converted into renewable natural gas (RNG), a lower-emission energy source used by homes, businesses, and vehicles. Learn how WM is investing in RNG infrastructure and helping transform waste into a reliable, homegrown […]
How does WM help Jason Mraz grow avocados? Watch this video to learn how WM helps support the circular economy by turning waste streams into valuable resources. Through innovative composting efforts, organic materials are given a second life, helping create products that benefit farms, communities, and the environment.
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