The good news: Glass containers are 100 percent recyclable, can be recycled endlessly and recovered glass is used as the majority ingredient in new glass containers. An estimated 80 percent of recovered glass containers are made into new glass bottles. So you can and should recycle all your glass containers!
The bad news: Many local curbside recycling programs in Texas don’t accept glass. If you’re in such a situation, you’ll need to find a nearby drop-off location to take your glass recycling.
Central Texas residents – click here
D/FW residents – click here
Houston area residents – click here
In some states, glass bottle recycling rate exceed 75 percent. We’re far behind that curve. By no coincidence, states with bottle deposit systems have beverage container recycling rates that dwarf ours — and there are efforts to bring such a system to Texas. Learn more about improving bottle recycling here.
Where can I recycle the new light bulbs?
Compact florescent light bulbs can be recycled at Home Depot or Ikea stores. As for other types, it depends — what part of Texas do you live in?
recycling glass should be made easy everywhere in Texas.
Demand public space recycling containers in your community.
Recycling is of course very necessary to help our environment. ‘
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