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Earth Month quiz time! Can plastic mailers go in curbside recycling carts in @washcooregon? No. ❌ Can garden pots 4” or larger be recycled? Yes! ✔️ Thanks for your questions at the Raleigh Hills recycle and shred events on Saturday. More info at wmnorthwest.com/washingtoncoun….

Happy #EarthMonth, Newberg! Now is the perfect time for new zero‑waste hobbies. Make the @NewbergOR Library of Things your first stop to borrow items instead of buying new. From crochet and knitting kits to pickleball paddles and ukuleles, there’s something for everyone!

Green alert, Raleigh Hills recyclers! On Saturday, April 18, you’ll have two chances to recycle or shred documents. From 9 am - 12 pm, visit the SW Recycle Fair at the Brentwood Street Park & Ride, or the Raleigh Hills Business Assn. Shred & Recycle at AAA of Oregon on Apple Way.

It's #EarthMonth in action at the new WM Portland Recycling Facility, where WM teamed up with the Columbia Slough Watershed Council to tour community members. Our guests got a firsthand look at the technology and teamwork behind WM’s advanced recycling. Key takeaway: Recycling works when we work together!

Have you wondered how your curbside recyclables get sorted and processed? Join us for a firsthand look at our virtual recycling facility tour on Friday, April 17, from 10 - 11 am. Bring your recycling questions and learning caps! Sign up at bit.ly/4bPgViJ.

Happy Earth Month, Newberg! Get WM's best tips, tricks and local resources to live sustainably in the April edition of @newberggraphic. Also get details about our upcoming virtual recycling facility tour on Friday, April 17, from 10 - 11 am. Read more at: bit.ly/47MYw50

We are excited to announce that cold cups are now widely recyclable! Whether you like your iced drinks at home or on-the-go at places like @Starbucks, you can now enjoy every sip knowing your cup can be recycled into something new.

Curious about where your recyclables go after they’re picked up at the curb? Find out at this special Earth Month event! Join us for a virtual tour of the WM recycling facility that processes recyclables for communities in the greater Portland area and as far away as Yamhill County and Klamath County. This live, online tour is Friday, April 17, from 10 - 11 am. Ask your recycling questions and see behind-the-scenes! Sign up at bit.ly/4bPgViJ

Happy Earth Month, Washington County! Looking for some light weekend reading? Learn to live sustainably with WM's tips and tricks for reducing waste in the April edition of @FGNewsTimes. Read more at: bit.ly/4dU6v3V

Happy Earth Month, @washcooregon! Looking for some light weekend reading? Learn to live sustainably with WM's tips and tricks for reducing waste in the April edition of @TigardTimes. Read more at: bit.ly/4maScKG

Happy Earth Month, @colcountyOR! Get WM's best spring cleaning tips and learn about our upcoming virtual recycling facility tour on Friday, April 17, from 10 - 11 am, in the April edition of @SpotlightNews. Read more at: bit.ly/4c38K2u

Earth Month invitation! What happens to your recyclables after they're picked up? Find out on a tour of the new WM Portland Recycling Facility, co-hosted by WM and Columbia Slough Watershed Council! Join us Friday, April 10, at 10 am or 11 am! Space is limited and registration is required. Sign up at bit.ly/4biXUFi.

With spring cleaning just around the corner, help us keep our team members safe by properly disposing of lithium-ion batteries. Visit call2recycle.org or earth911.com to find local drop-off sites.

Do you know where your recyclables go after they’re picked up at the curb? Find out during a virtual recycling facility tour on Friday, April 17, from 10 - 11 am. Get a behind-the-scenes look at why we #RecycleRight! Sign up at bit.ly/4bPgViJ.

Hey Scappoose! Spring has arrived, and it’s the perfect time to freshen up your home. Keep your spring cleaning sustainable by reducing and reusing where you can. For example, old winter clothes that you can no longer use can become cleaning towels instead.

Hey Klamath Falls! Rather than grabbing a plastic fork for your takeout, how about reaching for a reusable one from home instead? Choosing single‑use items is an easy way to reduce waste, and rethinking small daily habits can make a big difference. Learn more sustainable swaps at wmnorthwest.com/klamathcounty.

St. Patrick’s Day is right around the corner! 🍀Keep it green for the festivities and for the planet. Bring a reusable cup or mug for your green drinks. Shop secondhand for your party outfit. You can celebrate while keeping waste out of the garbage – it's a win-win!

Students, teachers and communities are the future stewards of our planet. That's why environmental education matters. @EPA is funding $3.2M in Environmental Education Grants – and you can apply! Apply by Tuesday, March 3 at bit.ly/4bwbUgy.

Hey Klamath Falls: Getting a beautiful bouquet is wonderful, but reusing and repurposing it is even better! After Valentine's Day, save vases for your next fresh arrangement or dry your flowers to create long‑lasting home décor. Now that's how you have a sustainable holiday.

It's that time of year when we are thinking about those we love. We couldn't ask for a better neighbor at the WM Portland Recycling Facility than the Columbia Slough Watershed Council. We love a team committed to creative and inclusive environmental stewardship and education!