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.
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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.
A tech startup is developing a new product to verify trustworthiness among traders of recyclable materials.
Trina Matta, Sustainable Packaging Coalition
How can recycling players be sure their material choices aren’t damaging other links in the recovery chain? One industry collaboration has developed a resource to help.
Export uncertainty and the potential pain at the EPA from President Trump’s proposed spending cuts grabbed our readers’ attention last month.
The Sustainable Packaging Coalition and The Recycling Partnership are coming together to study the U.S. recycling system.
Offices will generate more recyclable materials and less contamination if each employee is given a large recycling bin and small garbage can, according to a study.
First quarter results for America’s largest publicly traded waste management companies indicate recycled commodity pricing is causing significant losses.
Former employees of the U.S. EPA have attacked Donald Trump’s funding proposals and unearthed documents showing the administration wants to chop the agency’s recycling and waste reduction efforts by 20 percent.
The National Recycling Coalition’s recently elected president sees the recycling industry facing challenges in two major ways: false accusations and challenging markets.