Oakland, CA – A fire was first reported at Schnitzer Steel / Radius Recycling at approximately 5:30 PM on August 9. Oakland Fire Crews contained …
Fire crews extinguishing remaining metal burning at Oakland recycling facility
Firefighters on Thursday continued to squelch what’s left of a fire at a Radius Recycling – formerly Schnitzer Steel Industries – facility in …
New Recycling Contamination Reduction Effort Underway | City News – Greensboro-Nc.gov
In 2022, some 25 percent of materials put in recycling carts were not recyclable under the City program. Auditing will continue throughout the year in …
Restaurants recycle shells to help marine environment – Mid-Island Times
The Town of Oyster Bay’s shell recycling program, which is completing its inaugural year, has attracted shell donations from over a dozen local …
Recycle your electronics at the 2023 Denver7 Electronics Recycling Drive
Do you have old or broken electronics that you’re ready to get rid of? Bring them to the Denver7 Electronics Recycling Drive, where you can safely …
Fire continues to smolder at metal-recycling site in Oakland – Times Herald Online
OAKLAND – Even though a fire at at a metal-recycling facility in West Oakland was declared under control Wednesday night, smoke continued …
Indorama completes significant PET recycling expansion in Brazil – Chemical Engineering
(Page 1) Indorama Ventures Ltd. (IVL; Bangkok, Thailand) announced the completion of the expansion of its recycling facility in Brazil, …
Fire continues to smolder at metal-recycling site in Oakland – The Mercury News
Even though a fire at at a metal-recycling facility in West Oakland was declared under control Wednesday night, smoke continued to billow from the …
Tech majors: Merger of waste and recycling managers inevitable
The future is plastics recycling, proclaim Austria’s recycling equipment providers Erema and Lindner. The companies have founded a new business, …
Recycling center removes items from free hazardous materials program – 101.5 WKKG
According to the district, the recycling center will no longer accept oil-based paint, fluorescent bulbs, smoke detectors/alarms, acids, mercury, …