Learn which materials are recyclable in Salt Lake City and which items do NOT belong in your blue bin.

Click here to learn which materials can and cannot go into your curbside compost can.

Please share your thoughts on Salt Lake City’s curbside services and proposed fee increases.

Request up to two extra compost cans for your yard needs. Learn more here.

Learn about all things electrified transportation, including our Electric Transportation Roadmap, how EVs help the environment, charging information, and links to our partner organizations.

Click here to learn about the Community Renewable Energy Act and how Salt Lake City is working towards a Climate Positive future.

Click here for more information on the annual cleanup program, Call 2 Haul.

Salt Lake City is no longer accepting plastic bags or plastic film in the blue recycling containers.

When you look outside, it may feel like there’s no good news. However, per capita pollution in Utah is decreasing. SLC is taking steps to help clean the air and protect our public health and environment. Find out how you can keep our airshed (and lungs!) clean and healthy.

We’re thankful for YOU! Our readers, residents of Salt Lake City and beyond, are helping us reach our goals when it comes to reducing waste and building more sustainable communities. We hope you have a wonderful and sustainable holiday season!

This week we want to take a deep dive into something we haven’t discussed very much. It’s a sector which is lesser-known, but hugely impactful in terms of waste generation and greenhouse gas emissions. We’re talking about clothing and textiles.

SLCgreen is excited to welcome Christopher Thomas to our team as the new Senior Energy & Climate Program Manager!