USAgain Kicks off the School Year with Nine New Local School Partnerships
USAgain Kicks off the School Year with Nine New Local School Partnerships
Read MoreBoys and Girls Club Offers Alternative for Used Clothing | Westchester.com
Westchester, NY, Boys and Girls Club partners with USAgain to spread environmental awareness.
Read MoreLocal Joliet Schools Partner with USAgain for 'Green' Fundraising | TribLocal
West Chicago-based USAgain expands into Joliet area with two junior high schools.
Read MoreWest Deerfield Township, IL, Installs USAgain Drop Box to Benefit Local Food Pantry | TribLocal
Residents can deposit their unwanted clothes to divert waste from landfills.
Read MoreUSAgain Announces Partnership with West Deerfield Township
USAgain Announces Partnership with West Deerfield Township
Read MoreGoing the Extra Mile | The Huffington Post
Thing running is always a "green" activity? Think again. The carbon footprint of the average runner is quite surprising.
Read MoreUSAgain Kicks off the School Year with Seven New School Partnerships in IL
USAgain Kicks off the School Year with Seven New School Partnerships in IL
Read MoreBoys & Girls Club of Northern Westchester Offers Alternative for Used Clothing
Boys & Girls Club of Northern Westchester Offers Alternative for Used Clothing
Read MoreMount Vernon, NY, Mayor Announces New Initiative with USAgain that Promotes Recycling and Raises Revenue
Mount Vernon, NY, Mayor Announces New Initiative with USAgain that Promotes Recycling and Raises Revenue
Read MoreMount Vernon Mayor Cuts Ribbon at Brush Park for Recycling Partnership with USAgain
Mount Vernon Mayor Cuts Ribbon at Brush Park for Recycling Partnership with USAgain
Read MoreUSAgain announces partnership with The Forest Preserve District of Will County
USAgain announces partnership with The Forest Preserve District of Will County
Read MoreUSAgain to collect used clothing and shoes at Annual Township Recycling Event
USAgain to collect used clothing and shoes at Annual Township Recycling Event
Read MoreUSAgain announces expansion in northern Iowa
USAgain announces expansion in northern Iowa
Read MoreA Second Life for Unwanted Clothing | The Huffington Post
Americans consume 65 pounds of new clothes per person each year. Where do the clothes go after they are discarded?
Read MoreYou Have Clothes, We Have a Bin | Pine Journal
According to the Environmental Protection Agency, Americans consume a whopping 65 pounds of new clothes per person each year. That’s a huge amount of clothing for each individual, and when the new comes in, the old must go out.
Read MoreTextile Recycling Bins to Open at Forest Preserves | TribLocal
USAgain bins now available in Will County forest preserves.
Read MoreThe Lifecycle of a T-Shirt | Huffington Post
In analyzing the manufacturing and use processes of a single cotton T-shirt, shockingly large amounts of waste and chemicals are involved every step of the way. A simple T-shirt carries a complex carbon footprint.
Read MoreDespite Recession, Textile Consumption Up, Recycling Down | Huffpost Business
The economy has taken a hit, but that doesn't seem to have stopped Americans from buying new clothes in high volume. In fact, the culture of consumption is still going strong, with Americans hungrier than ever for textiles.
Read MoreUSAgain Fundraiser at Willowbrook Spells Success | TribLocal
Willowbrook school collects almost 500 pounds of clothing and shoes in USAgain fundraiser program.
Read MoreFederal Terrace cited for giving | Vallejo Times Herald
Vallejo, CA, school wins first place in USAgain's nationwide Earth Month Competition.
Read MoreHow a 10-year-old has kept 10,000 pounds of textiles out of landfills | The Huffington Post
Erek Hansen, aka Eco-Erek, partners with USAgain to divert textiles from landills.
Read MoreUSAgain Aims to Collect 6 Million Pounds of Clothing during Earth Month 2011
USAgain Aims to Collect 6 Million Pounds of Clothing during Earth Month 2011
Read MoreUSAgain Annual Earth Month Contest to Benefit Schools to Kick Off on April 1
USAgain Annual Earth Month Contest to Benefit Schools to Kick Off on April 1
Read MoreUSAgain Rolls Out Used Clothing Collection Bins in Michigan, Indiana
USAgain Rolls Out Used Clothing Collection Bins in Michigan, Indiana
Read MoreUSAgain Rolls Out Used Clothing Collection Bins in the Bay Area
USAgain Rolls Out Used Clothing Collection Bins in the Bay Area
Read MoreUSAgain Announces Expansion in Southern California
USAgain Announces Expansion in Southern California
Read MoreBay Area Residents Embrace New Initiative for Local Textile Recycling
Bay Area Residents Embrace New Initiative for Local Textile Recycling
Read MoreFederal Terrace Elementary School wins USAgain's Earth Month Contest
Federal Terrace Elementary School wins USAgain's Earth Month Contest
Read MoreEcoErek collecting denim, shoes in 2011 recycling effort | The Press
Toledo area boy, EcoErek, partners with USAgain to recycle shoes
Read MoreDenim recycling drive expanded to shoes | Toledo Blade
Ohio boy spearheads eco-conscious drive to divert clothing from landfills
Read MoreEarth Day 2011: Vallejo school poised to win USAgain Earth Month Contest | Examiner.com
Vallejo, CA, school collects over 1,000 lbs of used clothing and shoes, taking the lead in USAgain's Earth Month Contest.
Read MoreThis Earth Day, Take the Not One Sock Pledge | The Huffington Post
In honor of Earth Day 2011, USAgain CEO Mattias Wallander challenges us to take the
Read MoreUSAgain donation box installed at CBPA as eco-friendly fundraising tool | Champlin Community News & Voices
Champlin, MN, academy installs USAgain collection bin to raise funds for school's Parent Teacher Organization
Read MoreUSAgain earns attention for collection operations around Mount Vernon | LoHud.com
USAgain's Mount Vernon, NY, division seeks to expand in an effort to divert more clothing and shoes from ending in landfills.
Read MoreUSAgain to participate in IKEA Schaumburg's Community Recycling Event
USAgain to participate in IKEA Schaumburg's Community Recycling Event
Read MoreColumbia College teaches sustainable fashion | ABC News
Piles and piles of clothing -- two-and-a-half tons to be exact -- has all been discarded and donated by UsAgain, a company that collects old clothes and resells what's still useful. The clothes are becoming part of a sculpture that's meant to send an im
Read More