This boy and his garbage man built a friendship on smiles and waves, but like all good things, it had to come to an end.

Watch a 9-year-old boy say goodbye to his local trash collector after greeting him every week on his driveway for years.

Five-year-old Will Barry leads Clayton Early Childhood Center's recycling program with his passion for garbage trucks.

The third edition of the International Day of Zero Waste was celebrated with major events from France to China.

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