But what should you do with them? Some 90% of campaign signs are made from corrugated cardboard coated in plastic, estimated Judith Enck, founder of Beyond Plastics in Bennington, Vermont ...

Campaign signs made entirely of cardboard, on the other hand, are more likely to be accepted through standard recycling programs. “Corrugated cardboard signs ... are much gentler on the ...

Last month, St. Louis officials explained away their move from aluminum to corrugated cardboard street signs by saying that flooding in the Street Department print shop had necessitated the change.

It depends on the type of materials they’re made out of, but there are several ways you can keep your yard signs out of the landfill. You can recycle corrugated cardboard from campaign signs in your ...

That's because, as a "temporary fix," city spokesman Nick Dunne confirms, the city isn't using metal for the signs. They've instead turned to corrugated cardboard. As Dunne explains, metal signs ...

Residents can drop off their corrugated plastic yard signs ... Residents can place the signs made of 100% cardboard in the blue recycling carts. However, cardboard signs wrapped in plastic can ...