Across the country, governments that have been encouraging recycling are finding themselves stuck with mounds of recycling and no place to take it.
Editorial: City can do better on recycling service
The City of Plattsburgh needs to provide the most extensive and easiest recycling options for its customers, for both environmental and financial …
Recycling shame of local councils uncovered
Newham in east London came bottom, with the Labour council sending just 14 per cent of waste for recycling – far below the Government’s target of 50 …
The losing economics of recycling: Canada’s green industry is deep in the red
WATCH: The cost of recycling has become a burden for some Canadian cities. Contract prices are doubling, cities are down millions in revenue and …
60 per cent of Singaporean households recycle regularly, but many still think clothes and shoes …
Many Singaporeans are doing their part to go green, but a large proportion are recycling items wrongly, two studies have found. In a joint press …
Want to Sell, Donate or Recycle Unwanted Items? Try This Map Created by a UK Student
LEXINGTON, Ky. (April 30, 2019) — University of Kentucky Recycling just published their interactive resource map. It includes all the thrift, repair and …
Recycling tires could cost you more than you expect in Shelby County
Lloyd Brown said he had some old tires of his own plus some he found in his Raleigh neighborhood, so he decided to recycle them over the weekend.
Recycling event offered to Central Missouri counties
Households from eight Mid-Missouri counties will be able to recycle tires, electronics and household hazardous waste at one location this summer.
UPDATE: Large fire extinguished at Clayton County recycling plant
The Amerigo Metal Recycling plant along Forest Parkway in Morrow was engulfed in flames, Clayton County Fire Battalion Chief Laura Richardson …
More than two tons collected at recycling event
That’s how much was collected at the first Cass County Electronic Recycling event last … All will be recycled or repaired for use again, Behrns said.