The glass industry must focus on boosting recycling rates in order to make a full comeback.

For a monthly fee, Solid Waste Services will provide businesses with 96-gallon glass recycling bins.

CalRecycle just approved two new pilot projects, including “mobile take-back” and “bag-drop collection” programs.

SB 372 was modeled on deposit systems in other states that put the responsibility on the beverage industry.

Steve Sargent, director of recycling for Rumpke Waste & Recycling, discusses his company’s role in the state of recycling in Ohio.

The partnership allows Call2Recycle to expand safe battery collection, handling and transportation.

A Senate committee is expected to hold hearings on a bill that would make beverage manufacturers more responsible for helping consumers recycle.

The new Houston location is expected to replace the company’s current Houston facility mid-year and will retain its existing employees.

A proposed legislation would place a 10-cent deposit on non-carbonated beverages, which comprise about 50 percent of all beverages consumed in the state.

The study investigates the implications that adding wine and liquor bottles to the list of redeemable containers in the bottle bill would have.