Chicago residents are closer to paying bag fees, and plastics recycling equipment innovations were on display at Germany’s K show.
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Chicago residents are closer to paying bag fees, and plastics recycling equipment innovations were on display at Germany’s K show.
Thousands of additional recycling bins are coming to public spaces, and lab materials are getting a second life.
An international metals recycling company jumps into the PET recycling business, and Scotland mulls a beverage container deposit program.
A New Zealand teen has a plan to pull plastic from the ocean, and a Colombian firm is turning used plastic into shelter.
Plastic bags are contributing to flooding in one Asian city, and a plastics-to-fuel facility is being planned in Australia.
A drugstore chain in British Columbia is ramping up its plastic film recycling efforts, and the Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries alters some recovered plastics specifications.
A report details a positive outlook for the plastic decking market, and the Olympic rings showcase more than just sportsmanship.
A plastic bag ban in Texas gets overturned, and local officials in New York weigh the pros and cons of agricultural plastic.
An international reclaimer says it has started the world’s first commercial production of recycled polycarbonate/acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (PC/ABS) from e-scrap and end-of-life appliances.
Get the details on a number of plastic recycling innovations, including a label adhesive, a method of recovering plastics from durable goods and a recyclable plastic aerosol dispenser.