Three years following the COVID-19 pandemic, states are left dealing with excess protective gear as supplies are thrown out as they expire.
France is strengthening its push toward a system-wide transition to a circular economy, having set a few world firsts on the policy front. Among them
Staying true to a pledge it made in 2022, Starbucks is allowing customers to use their personal cups for all orders to reduce waste.
Driplines come with tradeoffs. They are made of a thin polyethylene (PE) and last for only one crop rotation, leaving a heaping pile of trash
California residents can recycle wine, liquor and large juice bottles starting next year.
Residents of Victorville, CA. who have curbside trash services will soon receive a barrel to be used for garden trimmings and food scraps.
ISRI, “Voice of the Recycled Materials Industry™, and The Association of Plastic Recyclers (APR) have announced the latest update to the ISRI Specifications and APR Model Bale Specifications to include updated
SACRAMENTO, Calif.,– More than 10 million mattresses have been recycled in California since the Mattress Recycling Council (MRC) launched the Bye Bye Mattress program in the state.
LA-based start-up is working on a new method to recycle polyester, preventing clothing containing the material from hitting landfills.
A QR code on a product’s package may be a new way to answer the common question, “Can I recycle this?”