Report provides path to reduce medical e-scrap
The European report found that circularity in medical devices is possible through several potential initiatives.
Repair & Reuse
California carpet recycling rate reaches 37%
The state’s recycling rate rose for the sixth year in a row, despite challenging market conditions.
Google makes repairability part of design ethos
The tech titan supports the right-to-repair movement in several key ways.
The owner should decide: iFixit’s Matt Zieminski on repair
On this episode of the Resource Recycling Podcast, Uriah Kiser talks with Matt Zieminski, Vice President of Partnerships at iFixit,...
Reinvigorating reuse
Legislation may help spark renewed interest in reusing consumer items.
Rethinking Europe’s cup-return model for US venues
Reusable cup and foodware programs are expanding across US venues, arenas and festivals, but the systems driving them look little...
Revino gets grant to expand reusable wine bottles into CA
The Oregon-based startup will use the funding to build a commercial bottle-washing facility in Lompoc, California.
Oregon wash hub looks to slash single-use plastic
Planners hope to remove 250,000 single-use serviceware items from the waste stream within the first year of operation.
Making reuse as easy as possible
Reuse is near the top of the waste hierarchy, and two companies are working to put the strategy at the...
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...
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