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The Recycling Partnership Appoints Greg Saxon as CEO to Lead Next Phase of U.S. Recycling Growth
Saxon brings more than two decades of professional experience. He has worked across several sectors, including recycling, packaging, supply chain management, procurement, manufacturing operations, and circular economy initiatives.
Oregon Packaging Recycling Law Faces Landmark Court Trial as Industry Challenges New Fee Rules
The outcome of the case is expected to have wider implications, as several other U.S. states have introduced similar extended producer responsibility (EPR) laws.VLS Environmental Solutions Expands West Coast Presence with ECC Acquisition
The expanded netwrok will help VLS to offer a wider range of services, including waste transportation, recycling, treatment, processing, and disposal.
Prevail Bank to Host Free Electronics Recycling Event in Stevens Point on July 23
The event is being organized in partnership with certified electronics recycling company, First Choice, which will be responsible for responsible recycling of the collected materials.Campbell County Boosts Recycling Program with New Compactors
The easier process has encouraged more residents to recycle while increasing the amount of material each site can handle.United Electronic Recycling to host third DFW Recycles Day
Gurrola said recycling more than 88 million pounds of electronics since 2011 is an “incredible milestone” and represents the trust customers, employees and community partners put in UER.Reworld Expands Access to Zero Waste-to-Landfill Solutions in Fort Wayne, IN, Through New Transfer Model
Material collected at the site is bulked and transported to the Reworld Indianapolis TTF, reducing transportation costs for participating companies.Oregon Recycles Over 130,000 Mattresses in First Year of Statewide Recycling Program
The mattress recycling initiative became fully operational in January 2025 following legislation approved by state lawmakers in 2022.New Hanover County Urges Residents to Boost Recycling as Part of Plastic-Free July
Officials reminded residents that recycling is not at all complicated, For instance, paper products, including magazines and cardboard, are generally accepted without removing labels or stickers.New Bedford Launches Free Swap Shop to Promote Reuse and Reduce Household Waste
The facility currently accepts gently used books, dishes, silverware, cookware, pots, pans, baking trays, and similar kitchen items.Placer County Introduces Free Cardboard Recycling Drop-Off Pilot in Kings Beach
Residents are encouraged to recycle only clean, flattened cardboard. Boxes must be broken down and free of food residue, liquids, or other contaminants before being placed in the container.Washington Recycling Reform Act to Cut Household Costs and Expand Statewide Recycling by 2030
The move will not only reduce household recycling costs, but will also encourage companies to produce packaging that has a lower environmental impact.Eco Recycling Forms 50:50 JV With ERI to Expand IT Asset Disposal and E-Waste Recycling
The joint venture is expected to leverage ERI's global expertise and best practices in electronics recycling, data security, and sustainable IT asset management.Tompkins County Begins Curbside Recycling of Paper Cups Under Updated 2026 Guidelines
The updated guide, published by the Tompkins County Department of Recycling and Materials Management, provides detailed recycling instructions along with a year-long collection schedule.Ohio EPA Cites Carbon Limestone Landfill for Environmental Violations
The regulators have now identified an additional compliance issue, stating that the landfill failed to perform required quarterly visual inspections of stormwater discharge points.The Battery Network Recycled 9.3 Million Pounds of Batteries in 2025
During 2025, The Battery Network added 3,195 new collection sites, bringing its nationwide network to more than 20,000 locations. As a result, nearly 80% of Americans now live within 15 miles of a household battery…