How National Sword is upending exports
by Colin Staub
China’s three-month-old import action has stalled shipments of some recovered materials from the U.S. and led to substantial import fee increases for others.
by Colin Staub
China’s three-month-old import action has stalled shipments of some recovered materials from the U.S. and led to substantial import fee increases for others.
by Jared Paben
For years, Florida has prohibited local bans on plastic bags and EPS food-service products – or has it? A state judge recently ruled that the prohibition no longer applies and, in response, one city has passed a plastic bag ban.
by Jared Paben
More than 134,000 jobs in the U.S. are in some way supported by exports in the recycling industry, according to a new analysis.
by Kelly Domino
by Alex Papali
A grassroots campaign in Boston is pushing the city down a path toward zero waste. Organizers hope the shift in materials management creates jobs and improves lives for lower income populations.
by Margaret Derringer
Shrinking landfill capacity but worsening recycling rates — that’s what many local governments are facing these days. One sanitation district is responding to those concerns by bringing digitally savvy outreach to public schools.
by Jared Paben
If one’s man’s trash is another man’s treasure, then Athens Services’ MRF is the other man.
