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  • Waste360

     · Jun 21, 2021. Waste360 has been serving the solid waste, recycling and organics industry for more than 50 years. More than 90,000 industry executives and professionals from haulers, recyclers

  • 'Circular Economy' Dominates Discussion of Resins

     · It is designed for structural support of battery packs in electric vehicles. New LSR Elastomers. Wacker showcased its portfolio of self-adhesive LSRs with low coefficients of friction. It comprises two new product lines Elastosil LR 3671 for applications in food technology and LR 3675 for automotive applications.

  • The dark side of electronic waste recyclingThe Verge

     · Zirkle, who had a taste for working with numbers, found work recycling refrigerators, and after meeting Lorch, the two launched a recycling business called Total Reclaim in 1991.

  • Embracing electric optionsRecycling Today

     · When Olgin Efune Recycling Co. (OERC) added an electric material handler to its fleet in 2019, personnel safety was a driving factor behind that investment. The company purchased an E9.6 material handler from Sierra International Machinery. Chad Olgin, co-president of the Phoenix-based business, says the electric material handler is being used to feed a processing line that is housed in a

  • UK sees increase in plastic recycling ratesRecycling Today

     · The Recycling Partnership has announced nearly $2 million in grants designed to advance polypropylene (PP) recycling in the U.S. through its Polypropylene Recycling Coalition.The coalition is a cross-industry collaboration that launched earlier this year with founding committee members Keurig Dr Pepper, Braskem, the Walmart Foundation and other members of the PP value chain.

  • What to Do With Your Old Chargers, Wires and Cables

     · Retail Drop-Off. One of the easiest ways to recycle old chargers and cables is by taking a trip to your local Best Buy. Every Best Buy in the US has a kiosk for recycling electronics just inside the door. According to the Best Buy website, they accept “rechargeable batteries, wires,

  • Electronic Waste Recycling and Disposal An Overview

     · Growing government and industry interest in the recovery of secondary raw materials, such as the rare earth elements from e-waste, is leading towards an increase in the development of strategies to increase recycling rates (which currently stand at approximately 20% globally), as well as in the development of formal, mechanized processes for recycling e-waste at the end-processing stage.

  • Metal Types and Recycling Process

     · In 2019, 490.98 million (32%) of the the 1,532.51 million metric tons of crude steel produced worldwide was made using recycled materials. Around 69% of crude steel in the United States in 2019 was made of recycled materials. In the United States alone, around 2.2 million tons of steel cans and other steel packaging waste were generated in 2018.

  • Electronics Recycling Sustainability Staples®

    ERI Direct, a certified e-Stewards Recycler, is our primary recycling partner for electronics and therefore must be audited against stringent standards and disclose their downstream processing partners to ensure that they are using responsible e-waste recycling practices and not exporting or otherwise improperly handling electronic materials.

  • The rapid rise of electric vehicles could lead to a

     · Based on the 1 million electric cars sold in 2017, researchers calculated that 250,000 tons of unprocessed pack waste will result when these vehicles reach the end of their lives in about 15 to 20

  • Recycling Equipment Corporation

     · Recycling Equipment is a supplier of new and used Vertical Balers, Horizontal Balers, Shredders, Baling Wire, Scrap Handling and Sorting Systems. Recycling Equipment Corporation 831 W 5th St, Lansdale PA 19446 Phone [email protected]

  • In Kentucky, $4.8 Million Awarded in Grants for Recycling

     · Boasting a circulation of more than 60,000 qualified subscribers, Waste Advantage Magazine is an independent publisher with staff that has more than 100 years of experience in publishing. Printed 12X annually, Waste Advantage Magazine is solely dedicated to covering the solid waste and recycling industry with one publication and one price. Our circulation delivers a blanket coverage of

  • How the recycling industry is preparing to tackle solar

     · Solar panels are designed to produce electricity for decades, so reselling a used panel may appear the best option economically and environmentally, and that exchange does happen. At the same time, processors said, certain market and tax policy forces are also working against reuse.

  • Estimation of waste outflows for multiple product types in

     · Step 1. Data collecting and pre-mining for product consumption. Based on the product classification of EEE, vehicle, and wiring & cable in China (Table 1), we

  • Shift Recycling, GEEP Canada merge to Quantum Lifecycle

     · September 19, 2019. The Canadian operations of Global Electric Electronic Processing Inc. (GEEP) Canada, Barrie, Ontario, and The Shift Group of Cos., consisting of Shift Recycling and Revolution, based in Toronto, have merged to form Quantum Lifecycle Partners. GEEP’s USA and Central American locations are not affected by this merger.

  • Metal Types and Recycling Process

     · In 2019, 490.98 million (32%) of the the 1,532.51 million metric tons of crude steel produced worldwide was made using recycled materials. Around 69% of crude steel in the United States in 2019 was made of recycled materials. In the United States alone, around 2.2 million tons of steel cans and other steel packaging waste were generated in 2018.

  • Institute of Scrap Recycling IndustriesISRI

    ISRI is seeking high-quality session proposals that address a full range of issues facing recycling companies that process, broker, and consume scrap commodities. This includes topics targeted to the challenges and opportunities manufacturers and sellers of equipment and services to the recycling industry are facing.

  • Where Do I Recycle E-Waste?

    The search feature below enables you to find organizations that recover unwanted electronics. The organizations listed in this directory are participants in the Covered Electronic Waste Recycling Program established by California's Electronic Waste Recycling Act of 2003. You should contact any of the listed organizations to determine the details of their services, hours, and any potential

  • Metal Recycling Machinery & Equipment from JMC Recycling

     · McIntyre is a JMC Recycling Systems company and a manufacturer of metal recycling machinery including metal balers, alligator shears, car de-pollution systems and aluminium ingot casting machines. Working directly with other recycling equipment manufacturers we can also supply wire and cable strippers, cable granulators, shear balers, material

  • WEEE Recycling ScienceDirect

    WEEE Recycling Research, Development, and Policies covers policies, research, development, and challenges in recycling of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE). The book introduces WEEE management and then covers the environmental, economic, and societal applications of e-waste recycling, focusing on the technical challenges to

  • Metal Types and Recycling Process

     · In 2019, 490.98 million (32%) of the the 1,532.51 million metric tons of crude steel produced worldwide was made using recycled materials. Around 69% of crude steel in the United States in 2019 was made of recycled materials. In the United States alone, around 2.2 million tons of steel cans and other steel packaging waste were generated in 2018.

  • (PDF) E-waste Environmental Problems and Current Management

    The recycling efficiency of the current waste management system in Europe was quantified and the sources of copper scrap used for secondary copper production were determined.

  • Recycling lithium-ion batteries from electric vehicles

     · However, in the rapid-growth phase of the electric-vehicle market, recycling alone cannot come close to replenishing mineral supplies 12. LIBs are anticipated to last 15–20 years 12 based on

  • Recycling Waste Circuit Board Efficiently and

     · Recycling mechanism and application in composites. The degradation of organic materials is the key step in recycling waste PCBs. The mechanism of the

  • Waste360

     · Jun 21, 2021. Waste360 has been serving the solid waste, recycling and organics industry for more than 50 years. More than 90,000 industry executives and professionals from haulers, recyclers

  • Institute of Scrap Recycling IndustriesISRI

    ISRI2022 Call for Proposals. ISRI is seeking high-quality session proposals that address a full range of issues facing recycling companies that process, broker, and consume scrap commodities. This includes topics targeted to the challenges and opportunities manufacturers and sellers of equipment and services to the recycling industry are facing.

  • Electronic Waste Recycling and Disposal An Overview

     · Electronic waste, or e-waste, is said to be the fastest growing stream of hazardous waste in the world. E-waste is comprised of a variety of inputs including hazardous materials, potentially valuable and recyclable materials, and other inputs. E-waste follows a range of pathways after disposal, including formal and informal recycling, storage, and dumping, in both developed and less-developed

  • Increased electric vehicle production Recycling Today

     · Following the acquisition, HJHansen Recycling Industry's turnover will be 300 million euros. The company will employ approximately 200 people at 20 locations in Denmark, Sweden, Turkey and China. Its recycling activities include ferrous and nonferrous scrap trading, cable and transformer recycling and car dismantling and recycling.

  • Waste from Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE)

     · Waste from electrical and electronic equipment includes a large range of devices such as computers, fridges and mobile phones at the end of their life. This type of waste contains a complex mixture of materials, some of which are hazardous. These can cause major environmental and health problems if the discarded devices are not managed properly.

  • Key Challenges and Opportunities for Recycling Electric

    The development and deployment of cost-effective and energy-efficient solutions for recycling end-of-life electric vehicle batteries is becoming increasingly urgent. Based on the existing literature, as well as original data from research and ongoing pilot projects in Canada, this paper discusses the following (i) key economic and environmental drivers for recycling electric vehicle (EV

  • What to Do With Your Old Chargers, Wires and Cables

     · Retail Drop-Off. One of the easiest ways to recycle old chargers and cables is by taking a trip to your local Best Buy. Every Best Buy in the US has a kiosk for recycling electronics just inside the door. According to the Best Buy website, they accept “rechargeable batteries, wires,

  • How the recycling industry is preparing to tackle solar

     · Solar panels are designed to produce electricity for decades, so reselling a used panel may appear the best option economically and environmentally, and that exchange does happen. At the same time, processors said, certain market and tax policy forces are also working against reuse.

  • These 9 technological innovations will shape the

     · Plastic recycling. 260 million tons of plastic waste is generated across the globe every year, but only 16 percent gets recycled. The plastics industry has the opportunity to move away from a “take, make, and dispose” business model and adopt a circular model, which aims to eliminate waste across sectors while creating economic, societal

  • Consumers Remain Overwhelmingly Positive Towards Recycling

     · The recycling industry has faced many challenges over the last few years, yet consumers are still overwhelmingly (95%) supportive of recycling. According to research commissioned by the Carton Council of North America, 74% think recycling is important and people should make it a priority. This represents a 13% increase from 2015 when 61% said

  • Electronics Donation and Recycling Reduce, Reuse

     · Recycling one million laptops saves the energy equivalent to the electricity used by more than 3,500 US homes in a year. For every million cell phones we recycle, 35 thousand pounds of copper, 772 pounds of silver, 75 pounds of gold and 33 pounds of palladium can be recovered. Top of Page.