Rechargeable Battery Recycling 101
November 4, 2014
Various types of rechargeable batteries can be recycled into new batteries or other products at the end of their useful life.
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Constance Zimmer: From Recycling to Upcycling
September 17, 2014
Actress Constance Zimmer has long been a greenie. Now, she has turned her attention to educating her daughter to reduce, reuse and recycle.
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TerraCycle’s Albe Zakes: Eco-Collaboration is the Powerful Path Forward
June 17, 2014
A new collaborative effort aims to improve recycling rates by improving consumer education and awareness.
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Terry’s Blinds’ Green Mission Statement: Make Big Changes in Your Business
March 4, 2014
By utilizing a number of green initiatives, the U.K.-based blinds company has been able to make drastic reductions in its waste levels and its energy usage.
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ARCA’s Jack Cameron on Responsible Appliance Recycling
February 26, 2014
ARCA has developed equipment, processes and systems to lessen the negative impact of appliance disposal on the environment.
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R2 Solutions’ Henry Leineweber on Becoming R2 Certified
January 29, 2014
R2 holds recyclers to high standards of performance and accountability, requiring discipline and attention to detail to successfully execute.
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Changing Tire Recycling with RTI Cryogenics’ Xycom TPE
January 13, 2014
A Canadian company has developed a technology to produce a 100% recycled thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) pellet without any additives and with no effluents.
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This Giving Tuesday, Go Green for Girls
November 20, 2013
Tuesday, December 3 is a day to give back. Donate your used electronics to help a girl in need!
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Industrial Demolition of Coal Plants Yields Possible Revenue for Scrap Metal Industry
November 6, 2013
Recycling scrap metal often offsets the cost of coal plant demolition, and the extracted materials can be remade into new products that are just as strong.
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VivaDressUp’s Layne Gray: Recycling Has Never Been So Stylish!
October 30, 2013
VivaDressUp is a platform where dresses, gowns and first-job work ensembles are given a second life with 10% of proceeds going to nonprofit partners.