http://www.wayy790.com/GreenRecycling/home.aspxHow to recycle in the Chippewa Valley.en-usCopyright 2010, WAYY-AMThu, 14 Jan 2010 23:29:28 GMThttp://emmisinteractive.com  No need to crush cans anymore. Recycling centers have no problem taking un-crushed cans. Here are more recycling myths corrected. http://www.wayy790.com/GreenRecycling/story.aspx?ID=1184852http://www.wayy790.com/GreenRecycling/story.aspx?ID=1184852Thu, 14 Jan 2010 18:02:58 GMT  Instead of throwing away old or scratched compact discs, reuse them. Add glitter, paint and ribbon for a decorative Christmas ornament or door hanger. You could also use them as coasters.   Here are more unique ways to re-use household items. http://www.wayy790.com/GreenRecycling/story.aspx?ID=1184858http://www.wayy790.com/GreenRecycling/story.aspx?ID=1184858Thu, 14 Jan 2010 18:08:06 GMT  Instead of tossing your old toothbrush, save it and use it for cleaning things from grout in the bathroom to the tires on your car. Before throwing anything away check out this list of useful ways to reuse many items. Click here http://www.wayy790.com/GreenRecycling/story.aspx?ID=1184862http://www.wayy790.com/GreenRecycling/story.aspx?ID=1184862Thu, 14 Jan 2010 18:13:19 GMT  Recycling is an act that should be done by all, but many don't understand the reasons behind it or how it actually helps the environment.  Click here to find many interesting facts that might shock you about recycling and how it helps save our planet! http://www.wayy790.com/GreenRecycling/story.aspx?ID=1184863http://www.wayy790.com/GreenRecycling/story.aspx?ID=1184863Thu, 14 Jan 2010 18:17:58 GMT  Even recycling just one aluminum can be a big help to the environment, it saves enough energy to run a TV for three hours OR a half a tank of gasoline!!! Here are more fun facts about recycling aluminum! http://www.wayy790.com/GreenRecycling/story.aspx?ID=1184864http://www.wayy790.com/GreenRecycling/story.aspx?ID=1184864Thu, 14 Jan 2010 18:22:51 GMTMany don't realize how much paper an average person goes through in one year and how many trees that equals. Want to find out? Click here! http://www.wayy790.com/GreenRecycling/story.aspx?ID=1184865http://www.wayy790.com/GreenRecycling/story.aspx?ID=1184865Thu, 14 Jan 2010 23:29:00 GMT  Not sure which items can and cannot be recycled? Here is a helpful listing which helps you identify which items to trash and which items to recycle. Click Here. http://www.wayy790.com/GreenRecycling/story.aspx?ID=1184872http://www.wayy790.com/GreenRecycling/story.aspx?ID=1184872Thu, 14 Jan 2010 23:28:21 GMT  Want to know what happens after your items gets picked up by the recycling company? Click here to watch a short video by the Wisconsin DNR that answers that question. http://www.wayy790.com/GreenRecycling/story.aspx?ID=1184875http://www.wayy790.com/GreenRecycling/story.aspx?ID=1184875Thu, 14 Jan 2010 23:29:28 GMTThe Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources can provide you with a variety of information about recycling your electronics.   Also, check out these Wisconsin DNR sites for further infromation.   How to Recycle   Issues to Consider   Information for Businesses   Collection Event Tips http://www.wayy790.com/GreenRecycling/story.aspx?ID=1166358http://www.wayy790.com/GreenRecycling/story.aspx?ID=1166358Wed, 18 Nov 2009 18:14:57 GMTBottles - Glass Beverage- Use old wine or beer bottles as a candle holder. The wax dripping down the sides will create a nice effect. Use as a vase (you can decorate it as you would like). Cereal Boxes- Remove the top and part of three sides of the larger ones to use as magazine holders. You can decorate them with gift wrap or paint them... Compact Discs- Decorate with paper, ribbon, paint, etc. to ...http://www.wayy790.com/GreenRecycling/story.aspx?ID=1166361http://www.wayy790.com/GreenRecycling/story.aspx?ID=1166361Wed, 18 Nov 2009 18:22:12 GMT