Open Recyclebank’s Eco Time Capsule! Each week in April, they’ll be traveling back to another decade for green tips and pop culture fun. First up, the ’70s, the decade that so generously gave us the Rubik’s Cube and disco! Earn up to 100 Recyclebank Points this week, and keep coming [...]

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Every time you put your recyclables in the bin, you’re participating in a single- or dual- stream recycling program. But what’s the difference between the two? And how do they impact you and the amount of waste we can divert from our landfills? If you are new to RecycleBank you [...]

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Enter your Pinterest board for the chance to win a Kids Konserve Waste-Free Lunch Kit + 3,000 Recyclebank Points! Just create your own Pinterest board by repining items from Recyclebank‘s boards, then submit by March 31! If you are new to RecycleBank you can sign up here and start earning [...]

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Here is another great opportunity to earn more Recyclebank points AND learn about the environment. Did you know that each year, millions and millions of Americans do the right thing and recycle? But it’s important to recycle the right way in your community to avoid contamination. Head over to learn [...]

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If you have Recyclebank points sitting in your account then head on over and you could save 50% on select rewards. You will want to hurry since sale prices are good this week only. If you are new to RecycleBank you can sign up here and start earning points for [...]

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If you have a Recyclebank account then head on over and you can earn 100 Recyclebank Points by learning all about aluminum. Discover how it became the super-metal it is today as Coors Recycles takes you on a fun tour filled with can facts, history and more. If you are [...]

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Recycling aluminum is one of the best things you can do. For one thing, aluminum cans are both 100% recyclable and infinitely recyclable. That means that soda can you’re drinking from can be turned into a new can – not just once, but over and over again. Learn more about [...]

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