
What Do I Do With This?
Let’s face it—most of us have too much stuff.
But we can help! This fun Nine PBS digital series helps us better understand sustainability and how to be Earth-conscious every day. Learn about specific household items that you might commonly question whether to recycle, donate, throw away, or arrange for special disposal services. We’ll also hear about strategies for reducing consumption and creative ways to reuse what you already have.
Host and producer Brooke Butler will demystify the process and tackle electronics, furniture, chemicals, fabrics, and more. Learn more about how you can help heal the planet right here in our community on What Do I Do with This?
This digital series is supported in part by Cass Information Systems, Inc., Graybar Foundation, and the Betsy & Thomas O. Patterson Foundation.
Episode Guide
Episode 1 – April 22
What Do I Do with This?: Recycling Demystified
Episode 2 – May 6
What Do I Do with This?: Electronics Unplugged
Episode 3 – May 20
What Do I Do with This?: Curbing Curbside Furniture
Episode 4 – June 3
What Do I Do with This?: Fabrics of Our Trash
Episode 5 – June 17
What Do I Do with This?: Chemical Cleanup
What do I do with this in my neighborhood?
Learn how to make disposal decisions and find your local waste and recycling info with Recycle Coach.
Partners
Nine PBS’ What Do I Do with This? utilizes insights from community partners to ensure we highlight practical, locally relevant solutions while fostering meaningful conversations around sustainability.
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- EarthWays Center of Missouri Botanical Garden
- Great Rivers Greenway
- Habitat for Humanity Saint Louis ReStore
- Home Sweet Home
- Midwest Recycling Center
- Mississippi River Cities and Towns Initiative
- Missouri Department of Natural Resources
- The Nature Conservancy in Missouri
- OneSTL
- Perennial
- Remains LLC
- St. Louis City Recycles
- St. Louis County Department of Public Health
- Saint Louis Household Hazardous Waste
- Saint Louis University Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences
- Washington University Arts and Sciences
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