Resource Recycling News
CU Boulder launches dining reuse program
A partnership with Usefull brings reusable, stainless steel containers to university dining spots.
Underreported sales may cost bottle bill states up to 40%
From Michigan's fraud cases to Hawaii's scaled-back audits, a new CRI guidebook maps where the 10 US deposit states are...
News in Brief: ALPLA heads to Vegas, Alberta EPR
The global packager and recycler will open a new plant in spring 2027, and Alberta expands its accepted materials list...
Making the money work for EPR
Battery fires are pushing recycling toward becoming "an uninsurable industry," NSAC founder Heidi Sanborn said.
Lenovo: Not every desk needs a new PC
When a global PC maker takes devices back, what share actually gets a second life, and who decides? Stefan Larsen,...
St. Louis drop-off recycling shift cuts contamination
The city of St. Louis has moved from free alley recycling to a new model to combat its recycling contamination...
Reju’s Patrik Frisk on the promise of textile-to-textile recycling
The CEO talks about his company’s plans on chemical recycling, in New York, Pennsylvania and Europe.
How to perform chip harvesting
Chip harvesting has grown from a Taiwanese factory-floor workaround into a global business, but the U.S. is barely in the...
Basel Convention could ‘destabilize textile circularity,’ panelists warn
The international convention may change the way second-hand clothing is regulated, with potentially big impacts.
Women in Circularity: Sanyukta Saptasagar
In this series, we spotlight women moving us toward a circular economy. Today, we meet Sanyukta Saptasagar of Microsoft.