Recycling: Page 184
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Newark, Del., requiring apartments to provide recycling bins
After almost three years, a law to push recycling has finally gone into effect in in the city.
By Shauna Blackmon • Jan. 18, 2013 -
Program recycles 350 tons of old ski gear
Old or broken skis are now being turned into construction and landscaping material.
By Shauna Blackmon • Jan. 17, 2013 -
Gaylord, Mich., getting a recycling renovation
Collection points around the city will make it easier for residents to drop off their recyclables on their way to work or other activities.
By Shauna Blackmon • Jan. 16, 2013 -
Maryland working on bill to reward recyclers
The state is looking at incentives that may add up to $200 million annually.
By Shauna Blackmon • Jan. 15, 2013 -
Amy to recycle old artillery shells
With defense spending facing possible cuts, recycling can be a key component for a better and more responsible military.
By Shauna Blackmon • Jan. 15, 2013 -
Texas city chooses bag recycling over banning
Plastic bags are a big part of how some people live their lives, but is it possible to limit their environmental impact without banning them?
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San Diego plans new recycling requirements
Businesses that generate four cubic yards of waste every week will start having to take steps toward diverting waste.
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Mo. town's residents create problems confusing recyclables for trash
Trash has been piling around the public recycling containers and is costing the city to move and dispose of it.
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Tractor catches fire at Calif. recycling plant
Investigators believe recent repair work may have led to the fire.
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Ford recycling program diverts 120 million pounds of waste
With so many materials now being recyclable, Ford has been able to ramp up their recycling program over the past ten years.
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Ohio waste authority plans $300 million recycling project
While the initial investment is high, Ohio officials hopes this will be a starting point to be 100% waste free in the future.
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Survey finds many Canadians aren’t properly recycling electronics
Samsung surveyed Canadian households to monitor their recycling, and the results varied by province.
By Shauna Blackmon • Jan. 8, 2013 -
World’s largest aluminum recycling facility starts construction
By 2014, the plant is hoped to be finished and ready to recycle Europe’s aluminum.
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Pennsylvania tightens up on e-waste
Later this month Pennsylvania’s almost 2,750,000 residents will have no choice but to recycle their old electronics.
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Recycle the World website goes international
Instead of just recycling, why not help out a needing neighbor as well?
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Space trash gets recycled
While the empty juice packets and old duct tape won’t be made into new products, it will help keep astronauts safe.
By Shauna Blackmon • Jan. 3, 2013 -
HP and Apple reject EPA challenge
Many electronic manufacturers have signed up to meet EPA standards for e-waste but Apple and HP rejected the proposal.
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Petoskey Plastics plans national expansion
$16 million will bolster the company's operations in Indiana, Michigan and Tennessee.
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Customers less willing to pay for greener packaging
A new survey shows customers want to go green, unless they have to pay for it.
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Oil recycling facility goes up in flames
After three workers were injured officials decided to let the fire burn out rather than fight it.
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Minnesota county sees 50% recycling participation increase in first year
After the first year Winona County residents in Minnesota are recycling more than ever.
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Petoskey Plastics embarks on expansion
$16 million will be spread among all three of Petoskey’s recycling facilities.
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Plastic recycling spikes in Canada
Plastic recycling has been rising in many countries, but Canada’s 24% increase in one year ranks as one of the most striking.
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Ohio recycling plant receives $32 million in funding
The money will come in Exempt Facility Revenue Bonds; this is the first instance of the state of Ohio authorizing federally tax-exempt financing for a recycling facility.
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Rhode Island residents discover not everything in their recycling bin is being recycled
A law passed last June has unintended consequences for the Rhode Island recycling industry.
By Shauna Blackmon • Dec. 20, 2012