SEATTLE (Recycling Monster): Reworld, a leading provider of sustainable trash solutions, announces the publication of its 2025 Sustainability Report. In addition to outlining the company's dedication to circularity, the study offers in-depth analysis of the cutting-edge technologies that support its previously mentioned sustainability objectives.

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The paper claims that it prevented 41 million metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions. This is the same as taking 9.8 million vehicles off the road. 847,000 houses may be powered by the 9.1 million MWhe of renewable energy produced by the company's treatment plants. In addition, 470,000 tons of metals were recycled and 166,000 tons of garbage were converted into alternative fuel. Additionally, 284 million gallons of wastewater were treated and reused by Reworld.

The business announced strategic acquisitions of R.E.D. Technologies (CT) and EnviroVac (IL, AR) during the year. The size of the transportation fleet grew by 50%. Since 2020, Reworld's employment has grown by 14%. Additionally, it opened six new material processing facilities (MRFs) or expanded existing ones.

Throughout the country, Reworld runs over 90 thermomechanical treatment, material processing, and recycling facilities.