Richard Seeborg, Chief U.S. District Judge. Joseph Nubla is the President of Brisbane Recycling Company, Inc. (hereafter “Brisbane”), a rock crushing …
Toxic smoke is spewing from an inferno at a recycling plant known as a ‘fire hazard,’ officials … – KTVZ
The raging fire shooting toxic smoke from an eastern Indiana recycling plant has forced thousands of people to evacuate and countless more to …
Green Bay eyed as location for innovative plastic recycling system – WLUK
GREEN BAY (WLUK) — Because of the material make up, less than 10% of consumer plastics are recycled. Two professors, one from UW-Madison and the …
Richmond fire at Indiana recycling plant could burn for days after thousands asked to evacuate
— A massive fire emitting toxic smoke from an eastern Indiana recycling plant described by the city’s mayor as a known “fire hazard” has forced …
Residents evacuate after fire at Indiana recycling plant filled with plastics – YouTube
A fire at a recycling plant forced residents in Indiana to evacuate their homes. Video from the scene shows a plume of black smoke rising from the …
Thousands forced to leave homes after Indiana recycling plant fire – YouTube
ABC News’ Alex Presha reports from Richmond, Indiana, where homes were evacuated after a fire broke out at a recycling plant.
Richmond plastics recycling plant forces evacuation orders for thousands – WTHR
More than 24 hours after a plastics recycling plant caught fire, you could still see the danger hovering over houses in Richmond.
Richmond plastics recycling warehouse that caught fire had previous safety citations
A 2020 review from the Richmond, Indiana, Unsafe Building Commission found that the site, which houses recycling plastic, was missing adequate …
Reliable Paper Recycling in Jersey City destroyed by massive fire after 30 years in business
Fire crews are still on the scene of a major fire that destroyed a recycling plant in Jersey City. The crews worked to extinguish hotspots that …
No Bags in the Bin! Plastic Bags Contaminate Recycling System – Lake Chelan Now
New Recycle Right campaign urges Washingtonians to not bag their recyclables. information and photo released by Washington Department of Ecology.