Ready for some shocking news? There are certain types of batteries you should NEVER throw away in the trash OR put in the recycling bin. So – the resounding question of the day is… how do I properly dispose of my batteries? Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful will endeavor to reveal potential solutions while getting you up […]
What You Don’t Know About Batteries is SCARY! Read More »
One of the best ways to begin your journey as an environmental steward is to not only reduce, reuse and recycle, but also to become familiar with which items are recyclable curbside in order to lessen contamination with non-recyclable items. While we applaud your efforts for recycling in the first place – something you are
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Although we seem to be drying out a little, the north Georgia area had an abundance of rain over the past few weeks. This was especially true in the Chattahoochee river basin. While we welcome the rain and a full Lake Lanier, heavy rains can cause some concerns – especially when this stormwater carries pollution
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Ah, yes! It’s that special time of year again when the flowers and trees start to bloom, family-friendly festivals pop up all around town and everyone you meet has an undeniable twinkle in their eye and skip in their step. While you make plans for an upcoming picnic or arts & crafts extravaganza, consider some
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Eight Great Ways to Have an Eco-Centric Seasonal Celebration Does your love for the environment have you dreaming of a GREEN Christmas this year? If so, be sure to incorporate the following tips from your friends at Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful into your holiday celebrations… It’s the Thought That Counts: When it comes to gift-giving,
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Sandwiched between two months that feature major national holidays: Independence Day in July and Labor Day in September, August showcases slightly less well-known holidays such as “Admit You’re Happy Month,” “National Eye Exam Month” and “Romance Awareness Month.” That said, August also shines the light on a topic that’s near and dear to our hearts
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They don’t call this “HOTlanta” for nothing! Between searing temperatures and high humidity during the summer months, power bills from Auburn all the way down to Snellville can rise through the roof as residents crank their air conditioners as low as they can go. But because rising power consumption is far from eco-friendly, Gwinnett Clean
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Make a personal promise to yourself and the planet to pursue a more sustainable lifestyle this year. Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful has compiled a list of 17 ways you can be more earth-friendly in 2017… Carpool to School or Work – According to MIT research, vehicular traffic is “one of the greatest challenges facing cities
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No matter to what name he answers – father, pops, daddy or dear old dad – it just so happens that Sunday, June 19th has been designated a special day set aside just for him. To help you celebrate that big guy in your life, Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful has compiled a list of eco-friendly
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A favorite summer pastime here in the South is the backyard barbecue. Unfortunately, the occasional unwanted guest often rears its ugly head. For those of us who’ve felt the sting (and the subsequent itch) of a mosquito bite, you’ll want to take part in the Georgia Department of Public Health’s “Tip ‘N Toss” campaign to help take the bite
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