We collaborate with volunteers, business partners, and government leaders to take action and make Massachusetts a cleaner, greener place to live, work, and play. Get involved today.
We collaborate with volunteers, business partners, and government leaders to take action and make Massachusetts a cleaner, greener place to live, work, and play. Get involved today.
Our programs leverage the power of volunteers to reduce litter, promote waste reduction and recycling, and beautify Massachusetts communities.
Take the pledge to keep your community litter-free and we'll ship you a Litter Cleanup Kit!
Is your business looking for a worthy community service project? We will match you with a local municipality in need of volunteers and ensure it's a successful day for all involved.
Volunteer for a community service event in your area or list your event on our calendar.
Have you ever wondered about the effects of the food you eat, specifically seafood? Well even though it appears to be a simple question, the answer may be more developed than you might think. Firstly, we must look at the effects the seafood industry has on the globe before we can analyze the sustainable seafood we eat.
Lithium batteries—also known as lithium-ion or Li-Ion batteries—are rechargeable batteries that are commonly found in a variety of our day-to-day electronic products. Lithium batteries pose a great danger to recycling facilities, as they are inherently flammable. They have a tendency to overheat and can be damaged at high voltages. If a battery overheats and is damaged, it can burst into flames and cause widespread damage. The number one rule is to not add your lithium batteries to your trash or recycling collection. Instead, return these batteries to home improvement stores.
