New Recycling Plant? Verify Capacity Before You Switch
A new recycling facility nearby could give your plant another outlet for waste. Check its startup date, material rules, available capacity, and service terms before changing vendors. Read more
Sustainable Packaging Needs Better Waste Handling Data
New packaging materials create new questions at the waste bin and loading dock. Better records help crews sort correctly, confirm vendor acceptance, and track what happens after pickup. Read more
The Next Phase of e-Manifest: Preparing for Fully Digital Hazardous Waste Manifests
EPA has proposed ending paper hazardous waste manifests, but the rule is not final yet. Facility teams can use this time to fix handoffs, train workers, and test electronic workflows before the… Read more
House Battery-Recycling Bill: What Facility Crews Need
The House passed a bill that could change how recyclers store lithium-ion batteries before processing them. Here’s what facility crews should know about collection bins, damaged batteries, pickup… Read more
From Waste to Value: Building the Business Case for PPE Diversion
Learn how to evaluate PPE diversion using real costs, operational impact, downstream reporting, and environmental outcomes—and build a business case your team can test. Read more
How to Build a Funding Case for Your Diversion Project
A strong diversion proposal starts with waste weights, actual bills, and a workable floor plan. Learn how to show what will change, what it will cost, and how you will measure results. Read more
Packaging Changed? Check Your Recycling Instructions
New packaging can create sorting problems before anyone updates the signs. Walk receiving and unpacking areas, confirm what your recycling partners accept, and give every shift clear instructions. Read more
PFAS Policy Changes: Can You Defend Your Waste Profile?
A waste profile can fall behind when plant processes or receiving-facility requirements change. Learn how to check your records, flag gaps, and resolve questions before the next pickup. Read more