NERC survey offers insight into today’s MRF economics
An average ton of recyclables in the northeastern U.S. is worth $46, according to the Northeast Recycling Council. The estimate...
Industry Groups
Survey: Americans continue to recycle despite doubts
Industry-wide challenges are causing recycling-related skepticism among the public. But that's not leading consumers to stop recycling, according to a...
State lawmakers give chemical recycling a boost
The sixth- and seventh-largest states in the country recently approved legislation that could help operators using pyrolysis and other technologies....
Space and cost concerns hinder commercial glass recovery
A pilot project led by Colorado's state recycling association revealed a number of impediments businesses in the region face when...
Plastics recovery project underway in Pacific Northwest
Aug. 1 kicked off public demonstrations of an effort to sort a variety of resins from loads of material otherwise...
Meet the Speakers: Keefe Harrison, CEO, The Recycling Partnership
In the runup to next week's Resource Recycling Conference and Trade Show in New Orleans, we're offering Q&As with a...
EnergyBag program comes to Canada
London, Ontario approved a grant for a Hefty EnergyBag program, making it the first Canadian city to embrace the program...
Michigan provides $2.8M for recycling projects
A state-of-the-art MRF, a recyclables sorting robot, resumed glass collections - these are a few projects that recently received grants...
R2 facilities will have at least a year to achieve new standard
A tentative timeline has been released for e-scrap processing facilities planning to seek certification to the updated R2 standard. Sustainable...
Plastics recovery project underway in Pacific Northwest
Last week marked the start of a two-month effort to sort a variety of resins from loads of material otherwise...
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