Resource Recycling News
Wildfire-damaged track finds second life ahead of 2028 LA Olympics
More than 140,000 pounds of rubber from an athletic track at Palisades Charter High School in Pacific Palisades is being...
Sorted: Restoring mineral supplies, one junk drawer at a time
Industry experts say educating businesses and their customers about how to turn in used electronic devices can free up useful...
Groups say injunction doesn’t settle labeling issues
Californians Against Waste and the National Stewardship Action Council say a federal injunction blocking SB 343 pauses enforcement but still...
Tiger Group offers OCC pulp mill equipment sale
Sale by Tiger and partner Can-Am Machinery features pulping, drying, baling and other assets from a fiber-processing and pulp-production plant...
Plastics ease as paper, cans steady
Bale pricing for PET, HDPE, PP and film grades dropped marginally, while paper and UBCs remained flat on the month.
Inside the Circle: Don’t break the sustainable accounting system
Why California should not restrict the use of “mass balance accounting.”
Unpacking the Starbucks cup data
Upon close examination, data casting doubt on the coffee giant's recycling claims raises more questions than it answers.
California agriculture seeks SB 54 repeal
A coalition of state agriculture stakeholders says the packaging law could add nearly $1,400 a year to household grocery costs...
Inside NAW’s constitutional case against packaging EPR
The National Association of Wholesaler-Distributors is fighting EPR in Oregon, and now in California too.
Building the infrastructure behind EPR
CAA's Jeff Fielkow breaks down the organization's role in US packaging EPR and why being the only multi-state PRO in...
Oregon’s EPR program posts first-year results
One year into Oregon's producer-funded recycling system, CAA provides an update on new carts, and the progress achieved.