Recycling is a widely supported and valued service, but confusion about what can and can’t go in the bin remains a major challenge. Misconceptions can get in the way, but the good news is they’re easy to clear up. By understanding the facts, we can all recycle smarter and make a greater impact. Let’s set the record straight and debunk some of the biggest recycling myths.

Hurricanes often leave behind massive amounts of debris ranging from fallen trees and damaged building materials to household waste. Florida’s active hurricane season typically results in overwhelming volumes of debris that challenge local cleanup efforts and strain landfill capacities. Effective hurricane debris management and recycling are essential to help communities recover faster, reduce environmental impact and restore normalcy more efficiently.

Effective waste management is a key consideration for any large event or festival. With thoughtful planning, however, event organizers can manage waste effectively while encouraging attendees to recycle. By developing a clear strategy and placing trash and recycling bins in the right locations, planners can reduce environmental impact and create a cleaner, more enjoyable experience for guests.