Recycling: From Light Sockets to Rechargeable Batteries

As part of its 100-year anniversary in 2018, Panasonic announced a goal of becoming the leader in green electronics innovation. Its ‘Green Plan 2018’ is a comprehensive plan for steadily cutting its environmental impact while making the world’s greenest and most green-enabling products. Among its goals is to achieve zero waste at its manufacturing facilities and support programs to collect and recycle their products. Read More

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A Case for Recycling: Cascade Asset Management

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Battery Management for the E-Waste Industry

Although batteries may not be the primary material in your waste stream, they are integral of most products you manage – and they, too, should be handled appropriately. Are you confident that your customers’ batteries aren’t being inadvertently shipped overseas?

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Interactive Recycling Museum Opens in Delaware

The Delaware Solid Waste Authority (DSWA) recently held its grand opening for a new interactive solid waste and recycling education center and museum. Read More

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Eco-Fees: Changing ‘Visibility Concerns’ to ‘Visible Change’ – Environmental Leader

Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) programs shift the cost for properly disposing of certain items from municipal governments to consumers. These eco-fees have the ability to be a catalyst for behavior change and sustainable product design. Read More

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