Using expanding technology can make our lives easier, but it can also damage the environment. Much of our technology releases toxic greenhouse gasses and other emissions that are harmful to the planet, especially most transportation technology. Thankfully, as people become increasingly aware of our technology’s impact on the earth, we’ve used innovation to create new […]
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The holidays are a time for peace on Earth and goodwill toward men, but decorating your home with hundreds of energy-zapping twinkle lights and throwing away four garbage bags full of wrapping paper doesn’t really fit either category. According to the EPA Blog, between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day, American household waste increases by more than […]
Four Ways to Recycle Your Old Books and Textbooks
Another school year is here, and that more means books, papers and magazines cluttering your home. As they all start trickling in this season, you realize you haven’t even gotten rid of unnecessary materials from the past three years. So what are you supposed to do with all these old textbooks and novels? Your first […]
How to Go – And Stay – Green During Your Next Vacation
The salty spray of ocean waves, open roads, the wind in your hair: summer vacation season is fast approaching! If, like the Carolina Fibre team, you live in a state that makes traveling to various landscapes an easy feat, then you might only be planning on a brief road trip or two this season. But […]
Carolina Fibre Attends the Carolina Recycling Association’s 24th Annual Conference and Tradeshow
Members of our team attended the Carolina Recycling Association’s (CRA) 24th Annual Conference and Trade Show last week at the Omni Grove Park Inn in Asheville, North Carolina. The CRA has been in the business of advancing waste reduction and recycling in the Carolinas since 1989 and is maintained by multi-national corporations, small businesses, local […]
Carolina Fibre Corporation Attends the Southeast Recycling Conference and Trade Show
Earlier this week, members of our team attended the 26th Southeast Recycling Conference and Trade Show (SERC) at the Hilton Sandestin Beach Golf Resort & Spa in Destin, Florida. The SERC is the provider of the premier forum that informs the public and private sectors of the significance of recycling and waste reduction. Like Carolina […]
Three Simple Steps to Set Up a Corporate Recycling Program
Interested in setting up a recycling program for your company in Greensboro or the Triad area? We are here to help guide you from the very beginning. Just follow the steps listed below. First, analyze all the different types of items you are discarding. Consider office paper, magazines, newspapers, textbooks, cardboard, aluminum cans, glass containers, […]
A Visit to the Solid Waste Authority in Palm Beach County, FL
Our team recently visited the Solid Waste Authority (SWA) of Palm Beach County, Florida – one of our suppliers! We really enjoyed touring their Recovered Materials Processing Facility (RMPF) and wanted to share more information about this award-winning facility with you. The SWA constructed the new, $40 Million, 138,000 square foot RMPF in October of […]
Decrease your Environmental Footprint and Increase your Savings with a Custom Recycling Program
Large or small, and whatever your industry, every company can increase its sustainability with a recycling program. And making sustainability a company objective isn’t just a trend; it’s about reducing negative human impact and enhancing the ecosystem. Sustainability also protects your bottom line. The team at Carolina Fibre Corporation specializes in evaluating your specific company […]
Paper Recycling in Greensboro NC
There are 3 categories of paper that can be used for making recycled paper. These categories include paper trimmings and scrap, newspaper, textbooks, cardboard and office paper. Paper recycling in Greensboro NC is an essential part to reducing the amount of waste in landfills especially with a readily available demand for recycled paper products.
