Category: RMDZ
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Newsom sends California back to the drawing board on EPR implementation
Following public input, multiple revisions and a missed deadline to finalize SB 54 rules, one state Democrat called progress “significantly delayed.” Some environmental advocates say they would again consider a ballot initiative.
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Tariffs on Canada and Mexico take hold
A monthlong delay on tariffs targeting U.S. border nations expired this week, meaning imports of nearly all goods, including recycled commodities, from Canada and Mexico are subject to new 25% import duties. They come on top of upcoming expanded metals tariffs, raising particular concern for a major aluminum producer.Continue Reading→ Source: Tariffs on Canada and…
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Is the plastic industry trying to kill SB54, California’s polystyrene ban? – Los Angeles Times
SB54 put an end to polystyrene — which had low recycling rates and high levels of pollution — in California. But the plastic industry may have spooked the governor into silence. Source: Is the plastic industry trying to kill SB54, California’s polystyrene ban? – Los Angeles Times
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Plastics recycling industry speaks out on tariffs
Plastics recycling industry speaks out on tariffs U.S. President Donald Trump was set to implement 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico, effective Feb. 4, then delayed them, creating a rapidly changing trade landscape that furthered uncertainty in the plastics recycling industry. Continue Reading→ The post Plastics recycling industry speaks out on tariffs appeared first on…
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Swedish researchers say plastic recycling delivers benefits – Recycling Today
Recycling Today Source: Swedish researchers say plastic recycling delivers benefits – Recycling Today
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California PET recyclers adapting ahead of Evergreen downsizing
The bottle recycler and resin manufacturer will stop buying recycled PET but keep other operations open. Recyclers say that could shift the balance of PET capacity in the region and send more material to Mexico.
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Closed Loop continues growth with new investment, organics acquisition
Closed Loop announced new funding from Capricorn. Meanwhile, CEO Ron Gonen said Circular Services is expanding into organics with its acquisition of North America’s longest continually operating digester.
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California law aims to expand options for compost procurement under SB 1383
The state’s organics law requires jurisdictions to procure a certain amount of organic material, but some have struggled. A recent law expands the options and could boost categories such as vermicomposting or edible food recovery.
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Women in Circularity: Judi Gregory
Women in Circularity: Judi Gregory In this series, we spotlight women moving us toward a circular economy. Today, we meet Judi Gregory, the Principal of Go2Zero Strategies. Continue Reading→ The post Women in Circularity: Judi Gregory appeared first on Resource Recycling News.
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New recycling facility will turn food, beverage cartons into building materials – Recycling Today
Recycling Today Source: New recycling facility will turn food, beverage cartons into building materials – Recycling Today