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Readers last month were drawn to stories about the impacts of China’s new limitations on imports of recyclables, as well as a contract to sort and market Houston’s material.
Credit: Aun Photographer/Shutterstock
Readers last month were drawn to stories about the impacts of China’s new limitations on imports of recyclables, as well as a contract to sort and market Houston’s material.
Last month, Resource Recycling readers were drawn to news about adding packaging types to programs, as well as to articles about market development and the falling UBC recovery rate.
Readers last month were drawn to stories covering the various market and program impacts of China’s import restrictions.
Details and predictions about China’s import restrictions drew our readers’ attention last month.
A Waste Management leader’s thoughts on contamination in the material stream and the possibility of a ban on imports of recycled materials into China drew our readers’ clicks last month.
An article exploring the impacts of glass at materials recovery facilities and a couple of pieces looking at China’s imports crackdown were among the headlines that drew our readers’ interest.
Discussion of how China’s National Sword campaign is affecting the North American recycling industry continued to draw our readers’ attention in May.
Resource Recycling readers were drawn last month to a MRF operator’s perspective on current recycling struggles and to a story about a slain recycling leader in Colorado.
An analysis of the environmental benefits of recycling and a story about redemption fraud caught readers’ attention last month.
Improving markets for recovered materials and changes in the way Waste Management measures recycling success grabbed our readers’ attention in January.