Bin Diversion Recycling and Salvaging

02/12/2026

Feeling heartbroken for the Tumbler Ridge victims and their families 💔 Sending our prayers 🙏

02/11/2026

We're making progress on our waste collection system and product launch thanks to recent Patent and Industrial Design approvals!

02/01/2026

Great alternative to single-use plastic bags for some household waste!

Some of our reusable waste collection bags are BIG and for general-use. We want our customers to rethink their single-use plastic bag waste.

01/27/2026

About 8 million tons of plastic enters the ocean every year.

NASA’s EMIT sensor aboard the International Space Station has already shown it can detect the unique spectral “fingerprints” of plastic pollution on land. Now, scientists are working toward tracking marine debris, which is harder because seawater absorbs infrared light, masking many of plastic’s most visible spectral features.

To help, a NASA intern and researchers published a reference library containing nearly 25,000 spectral measurements from all kinds of litter like rope, tires, metal, bubble wrap, buoys, and bottle caps. Once the patterns are known, scientists can build detection algorithms to track the debris from the vantage point of space.

https://go.nasa.gov/4bj96mX

11/24/2025

Soft launch for a new product!

Peek inside! Would you make the switch and ditch large single-use plastic bags for a reusable option? Elephant Sock is a big, high-quality and long-lasting solution that's perfect for collecting aluminum cans, plastic bottles, drink cartons, flexible plastic packaging, bubble wrap, cardboard, styrofoam, garments, textiles and more! We'll help you go-green to your local recycling depot or donation center and reduce plastic waste. 💚🌎 Different sizes and colors available at select retail locations soon!

07/17/2025

Government policy and regulation is needed to help ensure plastic product and waste is managed responsibly by producer and consumer. Collect, Recycle & Help Protect Nature!

07/12/2025

Today is .

Hope isn’t always tangible, but it’s there:
in rivers being restored,
forests being replanted,
wildlife being protected,
and every act of care that helps a community heal.

🌿 It’s in more places than we might think. What gives you hope?

07/12/2025

Collect, Recycle, and Help Protect Nature.

What is used only for a few moments but may outlast you? Single-use plastic.

The solution to the plastic crisis is simple: we must stop plastic pollution at the source!

Learn the facts about plastic and discover real ways you can make a difference with Oceana’s Plastic Free July checklist: http://oceana.ly/464Dhvu

07/12/2025

Mutual respect can keep everyone safe. ❤️

07/12/2025

A new report from the Crisis Advisory Group delivers a clear warning: governments cannot continue subsidizing fossil fuels while claiming to fight climate change.

Each year, more than $7 trillion, over 7% of global GDP, is spent propping up the fossil fuel industry. That’s more than the world spends on education. As Sir David King, Chair of CCAG, puts it: “We cannot build a liveable future while funding our own destruction.”

The report urges countries to overhaul their Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) the climate action plans at the heart of the Paris Agreement and treat them as tools for prosperity, not just pledges. That means phasing out fossil fuel subsidies, scaling up climate finance, and investing in a just transition: clean energy, green jobs, and resilient communities.

It also emphasizes the importance of empowering local and Indigenous communities to lead climate solutions, recognizing that real progress must be inclusive, grounded, and equitable.

At a time when science demands rapid action to keep global warming below 1.5°C, continuing to fund the industry most responsible for the crisis is not just contradictory it’s catastrophic.

We need - https://www.earthday.org/our-power-our-planet/

07/05/2025

07/05/2025

Old phones, fridges or laptops don’t just disappear when tossed.

The world generates 62 million tonnes of e-waste each year, enough to fill 1.5 million trucks.

New regulations, circular design and better recycling can help stop the toxic tide and : https://www.unep.org/news-and-stories/story/electronic-waste-surges-countries-look-answers