Last month readers learned that solar panels and batteries from ERI will head to Nevada-based Redwood Materials. | maradon 333 / Shutterstock
Battery recycling articles claimed three of our top five stories last month, with readers also clicking on news about a publicly traded processor’s financials and a new device-tracking service.
News about who will shoulder the financial burden of removing hazardous CRT waste in an abandonment case captured clicks last month. | Boonchuay1970/Shutterstock
An investigation into a controversial e-scrap company drew readers’ interest last month, along with stories about CRT abandonments, a facility acquisition and e-plastics processing expansion.
News that reverse logistics firm OnePak would begin reporting a Carbon Offset Cost for each pickup drew attention last month. | Siwakorn1933/Shutterstock
Last month, readers took interest in articles covering metals markets, an ITAD carbon offset program and processors in multiple sectors.
News that a California recycling commission endorsed right-to-repair legislation was of interest last month. | PK Studio/Shutterstock
Last month, readers were drawn to articles about a large CRT lawsuit settlement and right-to-repair legislation, among other topics.
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News that Apple would be paying to settle a lawsuit related to battery-throttling drew attention last month. | Attila Fodemesi/Shutterstock
Copper prices, lawsuits and a processor’s sorting system installation were among the articles that drew readers attention last month.
News that Hyla Mobile had been acquired by Assurant captured attention last month. | Quality Stock Arts/Shutterstock
Business acquisition, metals markets, reuse and CRT lawsuit articles were among those that drew ample clicks last month.
News about a U.S. Treasury Department fine against Morgan Stanley captured readers’ attention last month. | Ken Wolter/Shutterstock
Stories about Apple’s lawsuit against a processor and the federal government’s fine against Morgan Stanley were among the articles that drew readers’ clicks last month.
News that a rare earth recycler had received federal funding caught attention last month. | Courtesy of Urban Mining Co.
Readers last month were most drawn to a story about a rare earth recycling venture that received nearly $30 million in federal backing. A new data center play from Sims also garnered clicks.
News about a data mismanagement incident caught attention last month. | Chim/Shutterstock
A variety of articles drew our readers’ attention last month, including those covering a high-profile data loss, CRT lawsuit against OEMs, processor acquisitions and more.
An article about the growth of mail-in e-scrap collection during the pandemic was highly read in July. | mdbildes/Shutterstock
A perspective piece on rare earth recycling, the fallout from two failed CRT firms, a processor’s growth and mail-in collections drew readers’ attention last month.