Update: DME Exchange of Dallas announced in May 2024 that they have closed due to lack of funding.
Oct. 17, 2012
An organization based in Dallas that is helping distribute durable medical equipment considers its mission to be “green.”
By Rita Cook
For Cedar Hill resident and fashion forward artist/designer Lori Fox growing up in the Dallas suburb of Cedar Hill meant, in her words having a good childhood, adolescence and young adult life.
By Julie Thibodeaux
The North Texas Corporate Recycling Association has recognized outstanding environmental achievement since it was founded in 1990 to promote business recycling. When the NTCRA’s annual Green 3 Awards were held on Thursday September 27 2012 at the Irving Convention Center, this was the first time the organization presented a media award.
Green Event
By Julie Thibodeaux
Aug. 26, 2012
When Dallas newest swanky hotel, NYLO Dallas South Side, opened its doors for the first time, it included work from one of the oldest salvage companies in town, Orr-Reed Wrecking Co.
“We provided most of the woodwork,” said Hannah Hargrove, who is taking over operations of the 66-year-old company from her father, John Hargrove, who bought it in the early 1990s.
The remains of an albatross on Midway Island who died from eating plastic. Photo by Chris Jordan.
By Julie Thibodeaux
While residential curbside recycling programs have become standard for metropolitan areas across the U.S., now cities, including some in North Texas, want local businesses to do their part.
June 28, 2012
By Joe Gaines
The City of Dallas doesn't appear to be giving up on an ordinance that would funnel all solid waste collected in the city to its landfill on its southern end.
(Photo: Some of the folks involved with Recycle Revolution, helping to make Dallas & Ft. Worth more of a recycling city)
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Oct. 10, 2012