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About Austin Resource Recovery This post is sponsored by our community partner, Austin Resource Recovery, the city department whose mission is to achieve zero waste by providing excellent customer services that promote waste reduction, increase resource recovery, and support the City of Austin’s sustainability efforts.
About Austin Resource Recovery This post is sponsored by our community partner, Austin Resource Recovery, the city department whose mission is to achieve zero waste by providing excellent customer services that promotes waste reduction, increases resource recovery, and supports the City of Austin’s sustainability efforts.
About Austin Resource Recovery This post is sponsored by our community partner, Austin Resource Recovery, the city department whose mission is to achieve zero waste by providing excellent customer services that promotes waste reduction, increases resource recovery, and supports the City of Austin’s sustainability efforts.
About The Author This sponsored post was written by Brandi Clark Burton, founder of The Austin Common, as well as a communicator & advisor amplifying the people, projects & policies that can reverse global warming and advance restoration, resilience & equity Action Box Attend Intro
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Summary In this guest post, Austin Resource Recovery reveals the winners of the [Re]Verse Pitch Competition, which challenges Austinites to turn “waste” materials into the foundations of new business enterprises. About The Author This post was written by Austin Resource Recovery, our city’s trash, recycling,
It happens to all of us. You’re cleaning out your closet. And you’re feeling good. Fresher. Lighter. Like you’re a whole new person. And then you look down at the bags of used clothes at your feet. What now? Do you throw them
Partner Post – Earth Day ATX Have a business idea that could change the world? Been waiting for an opportunity to turn that idea into an actual company? Now’s your chance. The first-ever EcoPitch Challenge is taking place on Saturday, April 13th at the Earth Day ATX festival on
Sponsored Post – from Austin Resource Recovery Written by Natalie Betts In the Zero Waste world, we often talk about used items that are about to be tossed into a bin. Making sure that as many of these items as possible go into
What role can businesses play in making Austin a better place to live? Can they leverage their voices and resources to make a positive impact? That’s the idea behind Good Work Austin, a new organization made up of socially-responsible, local businesses. At their official
Love a great deal? And the planet? Join us for Austin Reuse Weekend from Friday, October 19th through Sunday, October 21st. Here’s how it works: 1. Clear out the clutter by donating your old clothes, household items, and even bikes to any of
Sponsored Post – from the City of Austin Office of Sustainability René Geneva has a long history of entrepreneurship. Back in the late 1990s, she started an eco-fashion line called René Geneva Design. She sold in several stores, including Whole Foods Market, and won Austin Fashion
In the past, if you were to drive by UT’s campus at the end of July, you’d see this. Or this. Now, a collection of community organizations are trying to clean things up. So what’s going on here? Over 12,000 students live in off-campus housingin