25Apr

“Waste Reduction and Recycling: What Manufacturing Facilities Should Know”

Most manufacturing facilities discard materials as waste that can easily be recycled—including metal, paper, textiles, and electronics.

25Apr

“This is what happens to the e-waste you drop off for recycling”

By 2025, @BIRworld projects that the U.S. and Canada together will generate 10 million tons of e-scrap annually.

24Apr

A 100% “green” energy future could boost lithium/nickel demand—and mining—where environmental/safety regulations are lax, says @Earthworks.

24Apr

2017 saw 72M tons of coal ash beneficially used in the US. The new issue of ASH at Work predicts the future of this recycling success story.

24Apr

@GlassRecycles will partner with the newly formed Glass Recycling Foundation to fund initiatives across the glass recycling supply chain.

23Apr

@Cefic, the European Chemicals Industry Council, will work with trade group @WindEurope to enhance wind turbines’ recyclability.

23Apr

@UnifiSolutions, which recycles fiber for use in textiles, has unveiled two recycled polyester fabrics and a post-industrial nylon fiber.

23Apr

Solving the issue of contamination may require abandoning single-stream recycling—and recycling fewer materials, says @ActionCarting‘s CEO.

22Apr

@UmicoreGroup‘s EV recycling plant can process 7,000 tons per year of li-ion batteries to extract lithium, cobalt, copper, and nickel.

22Apr

Walls, pavement, and horse racetracks are just a few of the products that can be made with recycled rubber, says #tyrestewardshipaustralia.

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