New Orleans' Mardi Gras recycling efforts are better than ever. But where do the beads go?
New Orleans' efforts to reduce Mardi Gras waste and reuse beads and throws have been ongoing for decades and involve a complicated web of community groups, leaders and businesses. Carnival lasts just a few months each year, but collecting, sorting and reselling beads is a year-round endeavor.
Cheap plastic beads often end up in landfills and can clog up the city’s 100-year-old drainage system. That’s led to more ...
Saturday morning kicked off the 39th annual Youngsville Mardi Gras Parade. Parade goers dressed to impress, sporting a ...
Break out those beads and get ready to celebrate Mardi Gras Huntsville style. The 11th annual Mardi Gras parade is happening ...
Galveston celebrates its 114th Mardi Gras, with over 250,000 attendees and significant economic impact on the city.
New Orleans, Rio de Janeiro, Venice — people have been celebrating for days or weeks, since Mardi Gras is the culmination of ...
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