But recycling campaign materials is not always so easy. Different materials could have different ways they need to be recycled. According to waste …
Don’t throw away those campaign signs –– Recycling options available in Buncombe County
The County is working with Curbie, a local company that collects, processes, and sells recyclable materials. While residents can’t put those signs in …
EU tightens import controls on food-contact recycled PET – Plastics News
The EU has introduced stricter traceability and customs documentation requirements for food-contact recycled PET, alongside new customs codes …
Post-Halloween uses for pumpkins before you throw them out – YouTube
Before you think about tossing your Halloween pumpkins, experts say there a few ways to give them a post-holiday life. From composting to cooking, …
Dane County composting program hits milestone thanks to local businesses | News – WKOW
MIDDLETON, Wis. (WKOW) — Dane County has diverted more than 1 million pounds of food scraps from the landfill through its composting program.
Green Electronics Manufacturing – Global Strategic Business Report 2026 – Yahoo Finance UK
Semiconductor fabrication facilities are investing in water recycling, heat recovery, renewable power and lower-emission processing technologies to …
Australian Hydrogen Technology for Green Steelmaking – Fuel Cells Works
ARENA funds $15M for Hadean Energy’s hydrogen pilot plant in Victoria. Innovative Australian technology could reduce hydrogen production costs by …
Bedford celebrates 10 years of community composting – The Katonah-Lewisboro Times
491 tons of food scraps have been diverted from the waste stream and turned into compost for gardens, farms, parks and landscapes.
Beyond the Porch: Smart, Eco-Friendly Ways to Repurpose Leftover Halloween Pumpkins in …
Trench composting: If you do not maintain an active compost pile, simply dig a trench 8 to 12 inches deep in an empty garden bed, drop in crushed …
Rapid City Tests Biochar Solution for Herbicide-Contaminated Compost – KOTA Radio
The pilot project, in partnership with Dakota BioChar, will compare plant growth in compost treated with biochar against untreated compost.