A year after it went into effect, Vancouver, British Columbia is moving to end its 25-cent fee on single-use coffee cups.
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A year after it went into effect, Vancouver, British Columbia is moving to end its 25-cent fee on single-use coffee cups.
California officials are accepting applications from industry professionals who want to advise the state as it implements an extended producer responsibility program for curbside recyclables.
Companies exported a little less recovered fiber and a lot less scrap plastic last year, recently released trade data shows. Continue Reading
Clackamas County, Ore. is the latest county in the state to adopt a different approach to battery collection and fire prevention.
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Five brands have partnered with a nonprofit and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to find a way to keep small plastic items in the recycling stream.
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A newly introduced bill in the California Senate would adjust how state regulators calculate the amount of money paid to bottle and can recycling businesses, helping those companies avoid steep financial losses when scrap values plummet.
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