Coloring's a fun family activity that never goes out of style. But plain old crayons can be so blah. Bring the fun back with Eco Stars ($9) star-shaped crayons. Not only are they non-toxic, they're ...

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In anticipation of Earth Day, I finally attempted a project that’s been on my to-do list for quite awhile: recycling crayons. I’ve had a container in our art cabinet collecting broken crayons for some ...

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Abby and Riley Neff don't mind broken crayons. The sisters, 14 and 11, know that bits and pieces of used or broken crayons aren't garbage. They're raw materials, a blank canvas to create new art ...

Millions of crayons are produced in the U.S. daily, and millions of children use them. But did you know that crayons are made out of a petroleum-based wax and wind up in landfills when they don't need ...

Leoanrdtown residents Elizabeth D’Aurora and Cate Kinslow are Girl Scouts who recycled crayons to stop them from going into landfills. Once they had learned that more than 120,000 pounds of crayons ...

GRAND RAPIDS, MI — Got a bunch of broken crayons at home cluttering up the craft supplies? One Grand Rapids business is hoping customers will bring in those broken crayons for recycling as part of its ...

DANVILLE; Calif. -- The Crayon Initiative aims to bring happiness to children and the environment by recycling used crayons into new ones. The founder of the Crayon Initiative, Bryan Ware, was at ...

DANVILLE; Calif. -- The Crayon Initiative aims to bring happiness to children and the environment by recycling used crayons into new ones. The founder of the Crayon Initiative, Bryan Ware, was at ...

DANVILLE; Calif. -- The Crayon Initiative aims to bring happiness to children and the environment by recycling used crayons into new ones. The founder of the Crayon Initiative, Bryan Ware, was at ...