Gov. Gavin Newsom’s administration is proposing to temporarily double California’s typical nickel refunds for bottles and cans to boost recycling.
Q&A: CalRecycle director explains proposal that doubles recycling refunds for Californians – KCRA
A lot of California families recycle their bottles and cans at recycling centers to make ends meet. There is now a move to double the money …
From groceries to beer: Colorado packaged good sellers could face fee to fund recycling
The fee would seed a free statewide recycling program and aims to boost recycling centers and increase Colorado’s existing 15% recycling rate.
Watch The Murky World of Recycling – Bloomberg
The UK’s largest grocery collects the most difficult plastics to recycle. Bloomberg tracked its recyclables across Europe and uncovered a system …
Proposed Bonus Credits Would Double Recycling Refunds For Californians – CBS Sacramento
“These targeted investments would create more chances to recycle in areas without recycling centers and offer double California Redemption Value (CRV) …
California has $600M in unclaimed can, bottle deposits – KTAR.com
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California is sitting on a $600 million pile of unclaimed nickel and dime deposits on recyclable cans and bottles and …
Friday ‘Nite: The Fortnite Season 2 Storyline Is Recycling Drama – GameSpot
Friday ‘Nite: The Fortnite Season 2 Storyline Is Recycling Drama. Fortnite is leaning into story with Chapter 3, Season 2.
California has $600M in unclaimed can, bottle deposits | Durham Herald Sun
FILE – Cans and plastic bottles brought in for recycling fill … unclaimed nickel and dime deposits on recyclable cans and bottles and now wants …
ISRI2022: Aluminum sees unprecedented changes – Recycling Today
As the Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries (ISRI), Washington, hosted its 2022 convention and exhibition from March 21-24 in Las Vegas, …
Colorado lawmakers craft producer responsibility bill to try to boost state recycling rates
DENVER — A parade of purple plastic bins goes on every two weeks in Denver as families and businesses put out their recycled goods for collection.