Panasonic’s Andrea Murphy: Why design for disassembly starts with recyclers
Can a manufacturer close the loop on its own products, or does circularity only work when recyclers, municipalities, and the...
Conferences & Events
Brokers of shame: 10,000+ containers of U.S. e-waste to Asia
A certified recycler stamp is not proof of ethical downstream management. That’s the core point Jim Puckett, founder and chief...
Inside the 2026 E-Scrap Awards in New Orleans
Uriah Kiser sits down with Matthew Young of Electronics Value Recovery and Emily Chapman of Resource Recycling for a full...
SB 54 plan for cartons, film draws warning
The new law's cartons and film targets could add 100,000 tons of plastic contamination to California's paper exports annually, a...
Committee picked to shape 2027 Textile Recovery Summit
Committee members will help pick topics of interest for the March event.
Panelists reflect on Illinois battery EPR
The new EPR program for household batteries is providing insight to help shape future efforts for embedded batteries and more,...
ITAD challenges, opportunities vary around the world
Editor’s note: Electronics recycling will be featured in sessions at the 2026 E-Scrap: The Longevity Conference Oct. 26-28 in New...
What nine years of acquisitions taught Coastal Waste’s CEO
Coastal Waste & Recycling's Brendon Pantano describes the market filters, culture systems and lessons behind growing from 16 employees to...
Data center evolution creates ITAD opportunity
As the data center boom continues, ITAD experts advise companies to prepare for the resulting wave of decommissioned material.
Appealing to next-gen ITAD workers means extending beyond equipment
ndustry insiders say attracting new talent will require educating would-be employees about the benefits and skills needed in the field.
Work With Us
Newsletters
Get the latest recycling news and analysis delivered to your inbox every week. Stay ahead on industry trends, policy updates, and insights from programs, processors, and innovators.