What if our economy operated on the principle that all products and packaging could be regenerated without ever becoming trash?
Circularity
Your comprehensive resource for responsibly recycling everyday household items, with practical guidance on what can be dropped off at The Home Depot and how to handle home project waste.
Circularity
A “circular economy” aims to ensure that products and packaging never become trash. The foundations of circularity are seen in nature where all things are regenerative, and nothing is wasted. When materials are designed for an extended and regenerated lifecycle, this circularity can apply to man-made materials and products as well.
Our Commitment
More than 25 of our stores in the Pacific NW are partnering with local environmental solutions company Cedar Grove to dispose of their organic waste. Since 2016, Over 10,000 tons of material have been diverted.
Circularity at Home
Composting is a great way to reduce your carbon footprint and live more sustainably at home. Find out how easy it is to start turning your table scraps to nutrition for your plants.
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