Colin Staub is a reporter for Resource Recycling, Inc., with a focus on recycling and waste management. His work has also been featured in Long View Publishing Co. and Northwest Labor Press. Colin covers a range of topics related to recycling, including industry trends, technological advancements, and policy developments.
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Colin Staub's coverage primarily focuses on the recycling industry, with a strong emphasis on citing data and reporting private sector announcements. He covers topics such as plastic recycling, waste management, environmental sustainability, and market trends within the recycling industry.
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Continuus Materials’ Iowa facility was acquired by hauler WM only a few years ago.
The Vinyl Sustainability Council reported an annual estimated North American PVC recycling figure of 1.1 billion pounds, which includes both post-industrial and post-consumer.
Sandwiched between a quiet residential neighborhood and a tree-lined multi-use trail, a 10-year-old cathode ray tube and assorted e-scrap stockpile in West Bend, Wisconsin, is finally being removed and disposed of at an estimated cost of $3.2 million.Continue Reading→
As artificial intelligence continues to ramp up, researchers said the computing-heavy tool could lead to skyrocketing volumes of end-of-life electronics and called for equal attention to asset management.Continue Reading→
Electronics were stockpiled inside a dilapidated Wisconsin warehouse for 10 years but are finally being removed.
A former Mars Wrigley employee who managed on-site recycling programs at a production facility will serve prison time after he admitted to stealing more than $1 million in recycled commodity revenues.Continue Reading→
The PureCycle facility in Denver, Pennsylvania is primarily sourcing PP bales from MRFs across the Northeast.
By: Colin Staub
European recycling capacity growth slowed markedly in 2023, an industry report found.
With just weeks to go before new e-scrap trading regulations take effect worldwide, companies are feeling cautiously optimistic that trade disruption will be softer than it could have been. Continue Reading→
With just weeks to go before new e-scrap trading regulations take effect worldwide, companies are feeling cautiously optimistic that trade disruption will be softer than it could have been. Continue Reading→
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