Features from the April 2016 print edition:
- Constructing a market
- In My Opinion: Time to double down
- Model of cooperation
- On-the-go obstacles
- Seamless transitions
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Features from the April 2016 print edition:
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Resource Recycling readers were drawn last month to a MRF operator’s perspective on current recycling struggles and to a story about a slain recycling leader in Colorado.
In the latest episode in a long-fought battle over where the Portland metro area’s commercial and residential food scraps go, a compromise has been reached — though the fight may not be over.
Santa Fe, N.M. will make the switch to single-stream collection and processing with the help of a $125,000 grant from The Recycling Partnership. That sum will accompany other funding sources for the estimated $3.5 million cart rollout.
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Florida has enacted a law intended to clamp down on metal thieves and brokers who do business with them.
Forty-one states are awarded grants for recycling bins in public parks, and a Southwest state begins accepting applications for its $800,000 grant program.
An equipment upgrade at a Sherbrooke, Quebec materials recovery facility boosted the facility’s capacity from 14 tons per hour to 18 tons per hour and resulted in improved bale quality.
An analysis of the environmental benefits of recycling and a story about redemption fraud caught readers’ attention last month.
Improving markets for recovered materials and changes in the way Waste Management measures recycling success grabbed our readers’ attention in January.