New reuse innovations are expanding what is possible, but to ensure that reuse does not generate unintended environmental consequences, reusable packaging needs to be thoughtfully
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Organics leaders noted the reports affirm the U.S. EPA’s preference for source reduction and lend support for composting over anaerobic digestion, landfilling and incineration.
Frying a turkey this Thanksgiving? Don’t pour oil down the drain—that can clog your pipes and City sewer lines! After the feast, drop off your
An equitable zero waste future means partnering with businesses, unhoused people, waste workers and grassroots groups, speakers from San Francisco and Los Angeles said at the
LA-based start-up is working on a new method to recycle polyester, preventing clothing containing the material from hitting landfills.
Don’t let scrumptious holiday food go to waste! Ask your guests to bring leftover containers so they can take home your delicious food and reduce
BAN puts industry on notice over e-plastics Exports watchdog Basel Action Network is barking. The group says U.S. e-scrap companies are illegally exporting e-plastics to
As concerns about fast-fashion waste gain more attention, well-funded startups and longstanding chemical companies are starting to scale up the textile recycling market.
Ameripen says states with recycling market development centers like Michigan or South Carolina retain jobs better than states without them. It sees the centers as tools to help