Tech donation drive continues to grow
AT&T laptop giveaway highlights work to get used electronics back into others’ hands.
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Wisconsin opens e-recycling grant process
Funds are available for collection programs as the state touts growth in electronic recycling in its latest annual report.
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...
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...
Westward expansion continues for S3 Recycling
The company is tripling its California ITAD footprint after its latest acquisition.
TRP report calls for unified recycling process
The latest State of Recycling report says sustained investment and aligned outcomes are necessary to maximize results.
EPR deadlines approach as lawsuits loom
Packaging producers in Washington and Maryland have until July 1 to register with a producer responsibility organization (PRO), demonstrating how...
What happens to college move-out waste?
The regular turnover in student housing can leave big piles of trash, but there are solutions in place for at...
Reworld reports increased e-scrap volumes
The New Jersey-based company separated and processed 6,000 tons of metals from discarded electronics at its Philadelphia EcoWorld facility.
Compliance push drives new Republic organics facility
Republic Services started construction on a 140-acre organics facility in San Bernardino designed to expand Southern California's composting capacity under...
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