Recycling News on Metal, Plastics, Paper, Electronics, Glass & Tires Scrap

Hameed Malik, Augusta’s Engineering Director, has said that a new trash contract is in the works with recycling options.

Windham Solid Waste Management District celebrated the completion of its compost facility expansion at an event last Thursday.

The DPW aims to increase its annual recycling total through this initiative.

The strategically located facility provides easy and convenient access to major transportation routes in the region.

Governor Moore noted that the bill will help to reduce unnecessary packaging by ensuring that packaging materials get recycled properly.

In addition, Liberty Tire Recycling donated over $150,000 to charities and completed more than 75 community projects.

This accounts for just around 20% of Denver’s waste.

The event will not accept agricultural or off-road tires.

The new center will allow residents to get rid of the hard-to-recycle waste along with other materials. It will accept all kinds of white foam.

Furthermore, they contain valuable minerals that are hard to get and expensive to mine.

“We didn’t find a lot of cannibalization in the business, we found that what we could offer became stronger,” he said.

The contract was signed during WasteExpo 2025 in Las Vegas and marks a milestone in the long-standing collaboration between NWRA and Informa Markets.

According to a WM spokesperson, it is committed to ensuring a smooth transition for all of the WB’s employees and customers.

The City urged residents to ensure residents to plan ahead and spread the word about the event.

The study was carried out by Plastic Free Rivers and Seas for South Asia (PLEASE) Project.

The items must be clean, dry, empty and free of dirt and soil.

The unacceptable items will be flagged in real-time and residents will be provided feedback as well.