Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is suing the maker of Hefty bags, claiming a line of bags marked as being recyclable are fraudulent.
Environmentalists warn of a dangerous loophole in state bill meant to regulate metal recyclers
A proposed bill in the California Senate aims to provide consistent regulation for California’s scrap metal recycling facilities, …
Rohnert Park residents resist proposed plastics recycling plant – YouTube
Opponents of Resynergi’s chemical manufacturing/recycling plant proposed for SOMO Village filled the Rohnert Park City Council meeting and the …
FLASH: A pre-approval announcement for the waste lithium-ion battery recycling project
FLASH: A pre-approval announcement for the waste lithium-ion battery recycling project. Source:MysteelAug 27, 2025 18:45. Recycled Battery Materials.
Novelis successfully completes UK first aluminium recycling furnace hydrogen trial
Novelis, a leading sustainable aluminium solutions provider and the world leader in aluminium rolling and recycling, has announced that it has …
Fire at Nashville recycling center creates large plume of smoke – News Channel 5
A shrub pile is currently burning near Santa’s Pub at 460 Craighead Street in Nashville. Fire crews are on the scene, and no injuries have been …
NSW facility takes on large-scale recycling of Australian household soft plastics – ABC News
A new large-scale recycling facility has already processed thousands of tonnes of soft plastic left over from the collapse of REDcycle.
Arizona attorney general sues manufacturer of ‘recycling‘ bags
Kris Mayes contends Reynolds Consumer Products labeled their recycling bags in a way that was deceptive to induce sales.
Drone captures fire crews battling recycling center fire – USA Today
Drone footage captured the moments as crews worked to contain a fire at a recycling center in Lawrence, Massachusetts.
Arizona AG Mayes sues over ‘misleading’ blue recycle trash bags – AZFamily
The Arizona attorney general is taking action against the maker of Hefty trash bags over its blue “recycling” bags, which she claims are …