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California lawmakers have approved a bill allowing MRF operators and recycling companies to receive tax exemptions for equipment purchases. Continue Reading
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.
Apparel company H&M has released its sustainability report, outlining several ambitious goals, including nearly quadrupling the amount of recycled or otherwise sustainably sourced material it uses.
This story originally appeared in the March 2017 issue of Resource Recycling.
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In California, a whistle-blower lawsuit against Recology, a large waste management and recycling company, will be given a jury trial.
In California, a panel of judges has granted a victory to a former employee of Recology who is claiming that he was improperly fired in retaliation for calling attention to fraud at the waste and recycling company.
The beverage container recycling arm of The Coca-Cola Company – Coca-Cola Recycling – is “winding down,” the company today confirmed.
By challenging the economic and environmental value of recycling, New York Times science columnist John Tierney has poked the recycling stakeholders hornet’s nest. Again.
One of the world’s largest used beverage can recycling facilities has gotten even larger and is now capable of recovering 20 percent of all aluminum cans sold in the U.S.