St. Louis drop-off recycling shift cuts contamination
The city of St. Louis has moved from free alley recycling to a new model to combat its recycling contamination...
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Basel Convention could ‘destabilize textile circularity,’ panelists warn
The international convention may change the way second-hand clothing is regulated, with potentially big impacts.
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Domestic e-plastics recovery picks up pace
Amid the current push to nearshore supply chains, e-plastics processors see opportunity – if handled correctly.
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How to perform chip harvesting
Chip harvesting has grown from a Taiwanese factory-floor workaround into a global business, but the U.S. is barely in the...
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ERI investment to help fund Cyclic Materials expansion
The move gives ERI a financial stake in Cyclic and expands a feedstock arrangement in place between the companies.
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USFFI signs first film offtake deals
The brand-led group has moved more than 3 million pounds of flexible packaging from two California MRFs to reclaimers and...
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Women in Circularity: Sanyukta Saptasagar
In this series, we spotlight women moving us toward a circular economy. Today, we meet Sanyukta Saptasagar of Microsoft.
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Xscindo set to expand its data destruction tech
The company specializes in devices containing highly sensitive information, offering destruction combined with mineral recovery.
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Disposable vapes banned in California
California will pull disposable nicotine vapes from store shelves by 2028 under a law signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom, while...
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Newsom nixes recycled content claims bill
Supporters of AB 2253 said the bill would address greenwashing, while opponents said it demonized mass-balance accounting and didn't reflect...
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NJ’s PCR delay risks making its own excuse permanently true
In this editorial, Prof. Edward Kosior explores how policy uncertainty discourages investment and risks destroying existing recycling capacity.
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