20Feb

“Why glass recycling in the US is broken”

Using recycled glass saves on the energy and material cost inputs associated with glass manufacturing. So why are recycling rates so low?

19Feb

“Europe Starts Thinking About Managing Old Electric Car Batteries”

The number of EV batteries expected to be retired in 31 nations across Europe is forecast at 1.16 million in 2030 and 5.4 million in 2040.

19Feb

Waste from the agricultural and papermaking industries is increasingly being incorporated into the manufacture of automotive parts

19Feb

Product-label digitization is helping consumers in accessing smartphone-readable info on items’ lifecycles—from manufacture thru recycling.

15Feb

France’s new energy plan, in addition to encouraging wind development, as of 2023 makes it compulsory to recycle decommissioned turbines.

15Feb

Because Indianapolis has no universal curbside recycling, manufacturers are sometimes without local materials for use in their operations.

15Feb

If you can’t donate or sell your old books, they may be recyclable. Some recycling centers accept them—particularly if they are paperback.

14Feb

Cumulative global PV panel waste could reach 78 million metric tons by 2050. The top five contributors: China, US, Japan, India and Germany.

14Feb

Aquafil’s new Phoenix plant is expected to recycle 36 million lbs. of old carpet per year into material for use in making clothes and roads.

14Feb

Schools can collect and return dried-up markers and highlighters to Crayola for recycling. The company will pay all shipping expenses.

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