Bill would update Northeast state’s e-scrap program
A Pennsylvania lawmaker has introduced a bill that would revamp the state's extended producer responsibility program for electronics.
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State legislators explain why they’re drawn to EPR
Four state-level elected officials who have worked on extended producer responsibility bills for packaging recently discussed how they became champions...
Province sees higher packaging collection rates
British Columbia's paper and plastic packaging collection rates rebounded in 2021 after pandemic-related challenges, reaching a record-high recovery rate of...
Recycle BC reports jump in recovery rates
British Columbia's paper and plastic packaging collection rates have rebounded after pandemic-related challenges, reaching a record-high recovery rate of just...
State legislators explain why they’re drawn to EPR
Four state-level elected officials who have worked on extended producer responsibility bills for packaging recently discussed how they became champions...
Q&A: Seizing the moment on recycling policy
Two leaders at The Recycling Partnership say that now is the time to push through laws that can deliver the...
Midwest city reports lower e-scrap collections and expenses
The city of Milwaukee collected 14% less e-scrap at its drop-off centers last year than the year before, marking the...
South Carolina e-scrap overhaul signed into law
South Carolina's e-scrap program will be seeing significant changes in the coming year after the governor signed House Bill 4775...
In My Opinion: Unpacking the elements of effective EPR
An expert on recycling policy outlines best practices in developing extended producer responsibility for packaging.
In My Opinion: Unpacking the elements of effective EPR
An expert on recycling policy outlines best practices in developing extended producer responsibility for packaging.
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