The holiday season is over, and it's time to say goodbye to your Christmas tree. But don't just toss it in the trash. There are several ways to recycle your tree responsibly or give it a second life.

Cardboard tubes, felt, fabric and foam come together in a festive Christmas tree DIY that turns recycled materials into a handmade holiday decoration. The craft starts by cutting the tubes into 2.5 cm ...

NEW YORK (AP) – It’s one of America’s great recycling success stories: Every year, hundreds of thousands of discarded Christmas trees are collected and reused. Many are picked up curbside by local ...

Once Santa's delivered his toys and the new year has begun, it's time to say goodbye to your Christmas tree. Of the 25 to 30 million trees sold in North America every year, about 93% get recycled, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Christmas is over, but the remnants – stacks of cardboard boxes, bags of sparkly wrapping paper and maybe one or two broken ...

When the pine needles on your Christmas tree start to dry out, it’s time to recycle it. Christmas trees can be recycled curbside in your green recycle bins on collection days or brought to drop-off ...

Each holiday season the United States produces millions of tons of food and shopping waste. Attending festive gatherings and exchanging gifts between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day, American ...

The City of Galesburg, in partnership with Lowe’s and Waste Management, has announced the return of its popular Christmas ...

'Tis the season for taking your Christmas tree out of your home and donating it to a good cause. Throughout the Pittsburgh region, signs have gone up at designated locations across several ...

Of the 25 to 30 million trees sold in North America every year, about 93% get recycled, according to AccuWeather. Once Santa's delivered his toys and the new year has begun, it's time to say goodbye ...

As the last of the holiday lights come down and your Christmas tree starts shedding needles like confetti, it’s time to think about what comes next. Instead of dragging it to the curb, why not go the ...