Resource Recycling News
Waste Connections sees Q2 lift on recycled commodity values
Waste Connections topped second-quarter expectations and raised its full-year outlook, citing a second straight quarter of rising recycled commodity values.
Dow bullish on August PE pricing
Executives made the case for higher prices during a Q2 investor call, pointing to planned maintenance and a throttled supply...
MTA loses track of recycling, costing NYC Transit $800,000
A new MTA inspector general report finds NYC Transit lost nearly $800,000 after years of mishandled recycling and the contractor...
Tiger Group offers OCC pulp mill equipment sale
Sale by Tiger and partner Can-Am Machinery features pulping, drying, baling and other assets from a fiber-processing and pulp-production plant...
Interest up, volume down for battery recycling
Online engagement spurred a spike in battery collection sites, according to The Battery Network, although total participation fell slightly on...
Wildfire-damaged track finds second life ahead of 2028 LA Olympics
More than 140,000 pounds of rubber from an athletic track at Palisades Charter High School in Pacific Palisades is being...
Sorted: Restoring mineral supplies, one junk drawer at a time
Industry experts say educating businesses and their customers about how to turn in used electronic devices can free up useful...
Groups say injunction doesn’t settle labeling issues
Californians Against Waste and the National Stewardship Action Council say a federal injunction blocking SB 343 pauses enforcement but still...
Greg Saxon to lead The Recycling Partnership
New CEO will take over for the nonprofit group’s founder next week.
Federal judge blocks CA ‘Truth in Recycling’ (SB 343) law
A federal judge has blocked California from enforcing SB 343's recyclability labeling restrictions, ruling the "Truth in Recycling" law is...
Canadian hauler enters US market following BlackRock stake
Environmental 360 Solutions has purchased a small hauler in Michigan, marking nearly 90 acquisitions since its founding.