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Republic Services opens new recycling facility in Texas
The waste services company has opened a new, state-of-the-art recycling plant in the Dallas/Fort Worth area.
By Nicole Wrona • Sept. 12, 2013 -
Oregon to study life cycle of plastics
The state hopes to increase the recycling rate of plastics.
By Nicole Wrona • Sept. 11, 2013 -
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TrendlineNavigating Modern MRF Operations
Recycling facility operators are increasingly investing in new technology to keep up with evolving regulations and customer demands.
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West Florida Recycling faces imminent closure
An emergency plan is being discussed by county officials as a precautionary measure that will be implemented if the only recycling plant in the county is forced to shut down.
By Nicole Wrona • Sept. 9, 2013 -
Ohio EPA seeks to improve state's abysmal glass recycling rate
As much as 90% of glass in Ohio winds up in landfills instead of being recycled.
By Nicole Wrona • Sept. 9, 2013 -
Mayor of Salt Lake, Utah pushes recycling campaign
In an effort to encourage the community to recycle at greater volumes, Mayor Ben McAdams launched a new campaign stressing the importance of sustainability to residents.
By Nicole Wrona • Sept. 6, 2013 -
Vecoplan launches single-stream recycling venture
Vecoplan Integrated Solutions LLC will serve as a complete solutions provider, focusing on commercial and residential MRFs.
By Nicole Wrona • Sept. 5, 2013 -
Sealed Air unveils new label to minimize PET recycling troubles
The new labels are made from a lower-density film, which reduces contamination and waste during processing.
By Nicole Wrona • Sept. 4, 2013 -
Sims to process all of NYC's glass, plastic and metal recyclables
Sims Municipal Recycling will open a new MRF in Brooklyn to process the city's glass, plastics and metals.
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ReCommunity opens material recovery facility in Del.
ReCommunity has entered into a two decade agreement with the Delaware Solid Waste Authority.
By Nicole Wrona • Sept. 3, 2013 -
Food composting company fills unmet need in Minneapolis
Full Circle Organics was started after learning of the lack of organics composting facilities for the corporate community.
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GM slashes waste by donating fabric to coat-maker for homeless
In alignment with their commitment to reducing waste, General Motors has donated insulated fabric to Empowerment Plan, a non-profit that makes coats for the homeless, which also function as sleeping bags.
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Recycling company teams up with Tenn. county to recycle shingles
Ground Up Recycling has established a partnership with the solid waste department in Putnam County, Tennessee to recycle roofing shingles into material used for new roads.
By Nicole Wrona • Aug. 28, 2013 -
Synagro to build $4.3M bio-recycling plant in Fla.
The organic and green waste recycling company will use aerobic composting at the new facility in a push to operate a plant that produces zero-waste.
By Nicole Wrona • Aug. 28, 2013 -
Trash or treasure? Recyclables' appearance matters, study finds
After analyzing consumer habits surrounding recycling, scientists have concluded that the shape and appearance of containers is the deciding factor that determines if it will end up at a landfill or a recycling center.
By Nicole Wrona • Aug. 23, 2013 -
Waste, Recycling Fatalities Decline in 2012
The waste and recycling industry reduced its fatality rate in 2012 from the previous year and dropped to the sixth most dangerous profession from fourth, according to a new government report. Refuse and recyclable material collectors suf...
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Amberwick expands to accept e-waste
The California-based hazardous waste company will now offer e-waste recycling services to its customers.
By Nicole Wrona • Aug. 19, 2013 -
Upstate Shredding continues acquisition spree
Upstate Shredding recently purchased Reamer Recycling Services in Ithaca, N.Y.
By Nicole Wrona • Aug. 16, 2013 -
Turf recycling—an industry breakthrough?
The rising popularity of artificial turf has caused a glut of discarded turf, leading Turf Reclamation Services to create the equipment capable of recycling the synthetic material.
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Marine Corps base in Albany, N.Y. expands recycling program
The base hopes to curb the amount of waste created on site by using a new vendor.
By Nicole Wrona • Aug. 16, 2013 -
Scrappers killed while dismantling 'The Love Boat'
Two people died as a result of toxic gas found on the ship they were dismantling for scrap.
By Nicole Wrona • Aug. 15, 2013 -
Command Packaging opens agro-plastics recycling plant in Calif.
The sustainable bag manufacturer announced the opening of an agricultural plastics recycling facility in Salinas, California.
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Sims Recycling expands data shredding services
Sims Recycling Solutions will introduce a mobile shredding service in the Washington D.C. area with the ability to destroy 1,200 hard drives per day.
By Nicole Wrona • Aug. 8, 2013 -
Aveda, G2 Revolution launch packaging recycling program
Aveda, a skincare and beauty company, has joined G2 Revolution to offer recycling solutions for packaging that doesn't normally get picked up.
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Pro sports teams take on EPA 'Food Recovery Challenge'
Many nationwide sports organizations are participating in an EPA program designed to eliminate waste by providing leftover food from stadiums to the hungry.
By Nicole Wrona • Aug. 6, 2013 -
Residential composting pilot hits Boston, Mass.
Farmers markets in the Boston area will serve as drop-off locations for residential food waste during an experimental program to promote organic composting.
By Nicole Wrona • Aug. 5, 2013