The city is switching to dual-stream recycling because of cost increases for single-stream recycling.
From Recycling Today, by Megan Smalley
The city of Kingston, New York, plans to transition from a single-stream recycling system to a dual-stream recycling system, according to the Daily Freeman newspaper.
FROM OBRC PRESS RELEASE
Chicago, Illinois – On October 9, an innovative refillable bottle being used by Oregon craft beverage makers took top honors in the sustainability category at the Glass Packaging Institute’s (GPI) annual Clear Choice Awards. The new BottleDrop Refill bottle is by far the most environmentally sustainable option available for beverage packaging.
From Recycling Today, edited by Adam Redling
WestRock Co., Atlanta, a provider of differentiated paper and packaging solutions, recently announced it will begin accepting mixed paper bales that contain paper food service packaging at its 100-percent recycled paperboard mills across the United States.
From Recycling Today
From Recycling Today, Edited by Adam Redling
From Waste Today by Adam Redling
From the Salem Weekly
Marion County residents filled their mixed recycling carts with the expectation that everything inside was put to good use as new products.
But China’s demand last winter that our recyclables not be contaminated with trash revealed the truth: our mixed recycling carts are not a recycler’s gold mine. To find the items that can actually be recycled, you have to sort through a lot of garbage.
By Jason Seacat from the Scientific American Blog
By LIz Bedard, from The Recycling Partnership Blog
As an employee of both The Recycling Partnership and the Association of Plastic Recyclers (APR), I have the unique privilege of viewing the recycling industry from all sides.
Suppliers, manufacturers, MRFs, haulers, residents, communities, corporations: you name the audience, I’ve talked to them about recycling.
The National League of Cities' recent research report examines the impacts of China's National Sword, and offers recommendations for how cities can adapt to evolving recycling markets.
Click here to download full report.
