10Jul

“Recycled Aggregates: A Solution to Future Demand, Says Industry Leader”

Diversified contractor Delta Group diverts more than 4 million metric tons of construction waste from landfill every year, with over 90% recycled and reused.

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10Jul

“EVgo Announces Nation’s First Grid-Tied Public Fast Charging System With Second-Life Batteries”

EVgo, which operates fast-charging networks for electric vehicles, has installed recycled BMW i3 batteries to use as backup for charging at its Union City DC charging station.

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10Jul

“Musical instrument company achieves string-recycling milestone”

Musical accessories giant D’Addario has recycled its 2 millionth instrument string.

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10Jul

“You throw out 44 lbs. of electronic waste a year. Here’s how to keep it out of the dump.”

While e-waste represents only 2 percent of all landfill waste, it constitutes 70 percent of all hazardous waste.

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09Jul

“Are recyclers ready for the coming glut of lithium-ion batteries?”

As lithium-ion batteries are installed in millions of electric vehicles—and enter emerging markets such as grid-connected storage—are we prepared for the coming deluge of used batteries?

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09Jul

“New food packaging recycling plant pushes boundaries”

The world’s first facility for POAL recycling—a polyethylene + aluminum polycomposite recovered from food packaging—will commence operations in Italy in September.

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09Jul

“New building system made from construction waste exhibited”

Washington State University researchers have developed construction bricks comprising 80 percent drywall waste and a binder made from industrial byproducts.

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09Jul

“GP to test new recycling process”

Georgia-Pacific has developed a recycling process that can separate wood fiber from plastics, metals—and even materials contaminated with food—for pulping to create high-quality containerboard.

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09Jul

“Environmentally minded Californians love to recycle — but it’s no longer doing any good”

China’s material import ban means recyclers are increasingly hauling items containing mixed materials—such as paper and plastic, or cardboard and tape—to the landfill.

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09Jul

“Recycling Disruptions Hit 75% of the US Market”

Survey finds the majority of U.S. recycling markets are “noticeably” or “heavily” impacted by China’s material import ban.

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