Eco Partners, Inc.

08/12/2026

James Washington and I are registered for RCon™ 2026 and can’t wait for the one-of-a-kind networking experiences and the chance to expand my connections in waste and . I look forward to the conversations had during receptions, in the Exhibit Hall, and in between sessions that re-energize and refuel my career.

📍 St. Louis, Missouri | 📅 September 29 – October 2

If you’re planning your professional development for the year, I highly recommend joining us for ’s industry event of the year —reserve your spot at : https://swana.org/events/rcon2026.

06/23/2026

Changes for Eco Partners. Our business is winding down over the next 12 months as Elizabeth prepares to retire. Learn more here: https://conta.cc/4voTXqS

06/16/2026

Working in the yard? Check out these tips for safe HHW disposal.

Yard work is in full swing. As warmer weather approaches, it’s important to stay ahead on yard maintenance, but there may be questions about what to do with old items that are no longer usable. Cleaning out sheds, garages, and garden beds often involves coming across leftover products from last se...

06/09/2026

Waiting for the next hazardous waste disposal opportunity? Be sure to store safely while you wait.

Not ready to dispose of certain items just yet? While you wait for a Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) collection event or your next trip to a HHW drop center, proper storage can help prevent spills, accidents, and unnecessary exposure. Keep these simple tips in mind. Keep items in their original cont...

06/02/2026

Relocating this summer? No matter how far you go, try these eco-friendly tips!

Millions of Americans move every year. Is this your year to relocate? No matter where you are moving, here are some tips to make your next move a green one. Choose any of these tips that fit your needs and your budget. Just making a couple of small changes can have a huge impact! Plan […]

05/26/2026

Save those food scraps and make something delicious!

Whether preparing a favorite meal or trying a new recipe, your taste buds get excited as you begin to rinse, peel, chop, and mince the ingredients. As waste piles up near the cutting board, you may consider this a necessary byproduct of eating a fresh, healthy diet. But is it? What if someone could....

05/20/2026

As temps increase, so can odors in your can. Here's how to keep them fresh!

As temperatures rise, it can be challenging to keep curbside carts, trash cans, and bins from emitting unpleasant odors. Trash cans see their share of gunk and grime. Plus, many of the things we throw away can be downright stinky, especially when met with the sun’s rays, high humidity, and warm te...

05/06/2026

While wasted food is still an issue, the amount actually went down a bit. What does the "dip" mean?

While total food waste remains high in the U.S., ReFED’s annual study of wasted food, Progress on the Plate: 2026 U.S. Food Waste Report, found that surplus food decreased to 70 million tons in 2024. This is a 2.2% reduction from 2023 and slightly more than a 3.7% decrease per capita. Their study ...

04/28/2026

How many shoes are too many?

Depending on the report you read, the average person in the U.S. owns anywhere from 12 to 19 pairs of shoes and buys 5 to 7 new pairs every year! Sadly, only about 15% of all the unwanted old shoes and clothes are donated or sold. If you find yourself with too many shoes, how […]

04/23/2026

Happy Earth Day! Here's how it all started.

By the mid-20th century, pollution had become so severe that it required attention in the United States. In 1969, Ga***rd Nelson, a U.S. Senator from Wisconsin, got the idea for a national event to address the pollution problem and the need for change. On April 22, 1970, the first “Earth Day” br...