"America Recycles Day (ARD) is the only nationally recognized day dedicated to promoting and celebrating recycling in the United States. A Keep America Beautiful (KAB) initiative, this annual event began in 1997 to spread the word about the importance of recycling and educate others on how to recycle correctly. Every year, on and around November 15, thousands of local event organizers plan activities to encourage people in their communities to recycle."
"One of the most important actions you can take is understanding your local recycling guidelines. Curbside programs commonly accept items like cardboard, metal cans, and paper, but items like plastic bags, electronics, and batteries typically should not be placed in the curbside recycling bin. Visit the EPA's Common Recyclables guide to learn how to recycle specific items. Search Earth911's Recycling Locator to discover what's accepted in your community."
"Not everyone knows that there is a right and wrong way to recycle, but there is! In fact, one of the biggest barriers to recycling is knowing what items can (and cannot) be . ARD events help individuals understand the value of recycling correctly - and why it's so important that we all participate. Take the Recycling Reality Check Quiz Take the #BeRecycled Pledge"
America Recycles Day occurs annually on November 15 to promote recycling and educate communities about correct recycling practices. The event, launched in 1997 by Keep America Beautiful, mobilizes thousands of local organizers to host activities that encourage recycling. Key actions include learning local accepted materials, reducing waste, recycling more, buying products with recycled content, and encouraging others to take the #BeRecycled pledge. Curbside programs typically accept cardboard, metal cans, and paper, while items like plastic bags, electronics, and batteries often need special handling. Resources include the EPA's Common Recyclables guide and Earth911's Recycling Locator.
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