More than 134,000 jobs in the U.S. are in some way supported by exports in the recycling industry, according to a new analysis.
More than 134,000 jobs in the U.S. are in some way supported by exports in the recycling industry, according to a new analysis.
A pair of Northeast states accept applications for recycling-related grants, and funds are awarded for a host of initiatives in Midwest and West Coast jurisdictions.
Can separation of recyclables from trash ever be a cost-effective solution? According to three experts speaking at Waste Expo, the answer depends on some critical conditions.
Over the past three years, nonprofit group The Recycling Partnership has helped deploy 400,000 recycling carts to communities across the U.S.
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.
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.
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.
The National Recycling Coalition’s recently elected president sees the recycling industry facing challenges in two major ways: false accusations and challenging markets.
An industry group has launched an online survey asking municipal and state governments, MRFs and glass companies about their local experiences with glass recycling.
The National Standards Certification Board (NSCB) has found its first state partner for the resource management training field in the Land of Enchantment.