Want to know where to donate that old wheelbarrow? Or where to get your shoes repaired? There’s a new website for that.

Don’t put plastic bags in the curbside recycling bin! Instead, take them to your local grocery store.

It’s that time of year again.

Recyclables are worth a lot more when they are separated better. New machinery in Prince George’s can automatically separate plastics by type and color.

Are you the best recycler in your neighborhood? D.C. inspectors are checking recycling bins to find the best (and worst) recyclers in the city.

The first two rolled out on Friday morning.

D.C. has a much lower recycling rate than nearby jurisdictions, but officials are working on changing that.

Residents can drop off food waste at farmer’s markets around the city.

Until Saturday, and whenever temperatures reach 90 degrees or higher this summer.

SCRAP takes the things most people would call garbage—half-used rolls of Christmas wrapping paper, carpet samples, bottlecaps, broken necklaces%dash;and sells them for cheap (saving them from the landfill).