by Jared Paben
Streaming media and text messages may be lucrative advertising platforms for companies selling products, but they’re also cost-effective channels for disseminating local recycling program information to targeted audiences.
The U.S. paper and OCC recycling rates for 2021 were 68% and 91.4%, higher than the previous year, the American Forest & Paper Association announced in a press conference May 24.
The head of an AI-powered robotics company argues extended producer responsibility legislation focused on material weight will fail to hold producers truly responsible.
See all of the latest recycling news headlines and sign up to receive our reporting in your inbox directly so you don’t miss any breaking news.
by Jordan P. Howell, Jordan Moore and Daniel Folkinshteyn
Three researchers argue that the current system of trading recycled materials has led to inconsistencies in material quality and excessive price fluctuation. They note a centralized exchange for futures trading would benefit processors, cities and end users.
by RRS
An analysis by Resource Recycling Systems shows just how much further advanced yard debris recovery is in Michigan compared with food scraps composting.
by Larry Christley
An industry veteran describes how the Six Sigma framework can help MRF operators, local program officials and others develop leaner processes to boost margins and bolster safety.
by Neil Tangri
An expert at activist group GAIA says technical barriers and environmental concerns will keep plastic-to-jet-fuel technologies from taking off, despite the Biden administration’s goals.
Browse through years of past editions online. For early access to all content, start a subscription today.