Friday, May 1, 2015

Cleveland Indians Have Home

New York TimesCleveland Indians Have Home-Field Advantage on RecyclingNew York TimesCLEVELAND — Well before the start of a Cleveland Indians game at Progressive Field, as players warmed up on the jewel-green field, it was business as usual in the garage behind left field for C.L. Gholston, a dishwasher. He had wheeled down gray bins ...

Navigating the Crossroads of Recycling

waste360Navigating the Crossroads of Recyclingwaste360Last week for Earth Day, I took part in 27 media interviews reaching 25 local television and radio markets as well as two national news feeds. I took to the airwaves to talk about a timely issue that is of incredible importance to our industry: the ...Guest Opinion - Tifton: Are we doing enough to gain benefits of recycling?Tifton Gazetteall 2 news articles »

Recycling aluminium, one can at a time

Phys.OrgRecycling aluminium, one can at a timePhys.OrgAnd best of all, aluminium cans are eminently recyclable – Europeans recycled 64 per cent of all aluminium drink cans in 2009, while North Americans recycled 57.4 per cent during the same year. Recycling the aluminium in cans to make new cans takes ...

Mahoney: Roots of recycling run deep among group begun in Aldershot

Hamilton SpectatorMahoney: Roots of recycling run deep among group begun in AldershotHamilton SpectatorJosie Hammond, left, Robbie McGregor, Mary Jane Boulhouwer and Billie Houlgrave are the original group of women who helped bring recycling to Burlington in the early 1970s. Gathered for their weekly meeting at Boulhouwer's home in Aldershot, they look ...and more »

Recycling gives old electronics new life

waste360Recycling gives old electronics new life9news.com.auRose Read, recycling manager with MobileMuster (MobileMuster), says recycling components from e-waste is good for the economy and the environment. "The benefits are massive, and not just in terms of dollar value, but also the environmental benefits of ...Navigating the Crossroads of Recyclingwaste360all 3 news articles »

Roots of recycling run deep among group begun in Aldershot

Hamilton SpectatorRoots of recycling run deep among group begun in AldershotHamilton SpectatorJosie Hammond, left, Robbie McGregor, Mary Jane Boulhouwer and Billie Houlgrave are the original group of women who helped bring recycling to Burlington in the early 1970s. Gathered for their weekly meeting at Boulhouwer's home in Aldershot, they look ...

Thursday, April 30, 2015

Uncle was 'trying to save' toddler he fell on, abandoned outside

Winnipeg SunUncle was 'trying to save' toddler he fell on, abandoned outsideWinnipeg SunA teen charged with seriously injuring and abandoning a toddler in a recycling bin on a frigid January night has been denied bail. New details of the incident emerged at a bail hearing Monday. Justice Lee Anne Martin denied the 17-year-old accused's ...