Recycling can be very confusing. Help your patrons learn the do's and don'ts with our interactive exhibit that demystifies how to recycle or safely dispose of items around the home.

The "Where is Away?" exhibit is currently available for loan to libraries that serve DuPage County residents. Learn more.

Learn how to cut the amount of waste you create with simple tips and tricks. No matter where you are in the journey to reduce your environmental impact, you're certain to get a few new ideas with this program. Registration required.

As of January 1, 2019, the type of items accepted for recycling at DuPage County sponsored electronic recycling locations will change. These changes are a result of the implementation of the amended Consumer Electronics Recycling Act. All County sites will collect 17 electronic devices and associated parts. Standard fees will continue to be in place for TVs and monitors. All other electronics will be collected free of charge. To review a list of acceptable items please visit https://www.dupageco.org/ElectronicsRecycling/

Check out how much solar potential your rooftop has with this free calculator from ComEd. It provides a report that includes info on potential cost, generation capacity, incentives and more.

Are you the parent of a high school student in DuPage County? Check out this FREE annual STEAM event that gives students hands-on education and career exploration opportunities unrivaled in the classroom.

After a busy December full of relief projects, our children's reading book supplies are drained! Help us restock our shelves with gently-used reading books for children up through middle school chapter books.

Don't forget to box your donations and schedule an appointment for donations of 5+ boxes. Thank you!

Tidy up the most sustainable way after the holidays includes info on what to do with your live tree, wreaths and garlands, and holiday lights.

This guide has simple steps for restaurants and eateries to reduce their plastic use while helping the bottom line. It also includes success stories from several businesses.

Recycling is a global business. Perhaps you've heard some about China's restrictions on importing recyclables. Check out this timeline to get an in-depth education on the changes taking place. Also check out how recycling is changing in state-by-state as a result.

Check out this summary from Grist based off the recently released National Climate Assessment to see how each region of the US is predicted to be impacted by climate change.

If you are in Chicago or live near the southwest side of the city, check out this opportunity to donate school, art and craft materials to Chicago teachers. Follow the link for a list of needed items.