In November 2019, two complementary bills were introduced to Congress aiming to bring additional funding to materials recovery initiatives. | Nicole S Glass/Shutterstock
With the new year now underway, government leaders are refocusing on issues that may have been put on the back-burner toward the end of 2019.
A recent Greenpeace report noted companies are increasingly calling a wider variety of products “recyclable.” | Marko Rupena/Shutterstock
Several recycling industry reports were recently released, including a Greenpeace indictment of recyclability labeling, the latest updates from Closed Loop Partners, and one state’s investigation of food waste in public schools.
The New York Capitol in Albany, where two bills concerning packaging EPR are currently in committees.| Paul Brady Photography/Shutterstock
Two bills have been introduced in New York State creating extended producer responsibility programs for printed paper and packaging.
This year’s Resource Recycling Conference is providing much-needed insight on a range of critical recycling issues. And on the event’s first day, the National Recycling Coalition named its new executive director.
In the runup to the 2017 Resource Recycling Conference, we’re offering up email profiles of a few of the experts who will be taking the stage in Minneapolis in late August.
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In the runup to the 2017 Resource Recycling Conference, we’re offering email profiles of a few of the experts who will be taking the stage in Minneapolis this month.
The 2018 Resource Recycling Conference will take place in St. Louis next month. To help readers gear up for the event, we’re offering a series of profiles of different recycling stakeholders who will be offering expert opinion from the stage.
The 2018 Resource Recycling Conference will take place in St. Louis in just over a month. To help readers gear up for the event, we’re introducing several of the recycling stakeholders who will share expert insights from the stage.