Recycling Today
Paperboard Packaging Alliance announces 2026 Student Design Challenge winners
Students from California Polytechnic State University won first place in this year’s competition.
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Recycling Today
Carbios validates industrial-scale production of recycled polyester T-shirts
In collaboration with the Fiber-to-Fiber Consortium, the project demonstrates the performance of fiber-to-fiber enzymatic recycling.
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The Guardian - Environment
Comebacks for wild tigers, tuna and sea turtles prove nature loss can be reversed, scientists say
A landmark report reveals that the world must change the way it produces food to avoid a biodiversity collapse Conservation comebacks for wild tigers, tuna and green sea turtles prove that global nature loss can be reversed, scientists have said. But a report warns food production must be the next “positive tipping point” if the world is to avert…
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Outside - Hiking
A Lab Worker Died of the Plague in Siberia. The Pathogen Is Still Lurking in the American West—Here’s What to Know Before You Hit the Trail.
News of a plague death in Siberia has made global headlines, but Yersinia pestis regularly circulates in the U.S. backcountry. Learn how to stay safe on the trail. The post A Lab Worker Died of the Plague in Siberia. The Pathogen Is Still Lurking in the American West—Here’s What to Know Before You Hit the Trail. appeared first on Outside Online .
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The Guardian - Environment
Flávio Bolsonaro’s advance in Brazil’s election is grim jolt for climate campaigners
Inquest under way into why President Lula’s success in curbing Amazon deforestation has not led to success at polls More fire, more ash, more crime, more death. And a globally important ecosystem driven ever more rapidly towards a point of no return. That is the prospect for the Amazon rainforest for at least the next four years if Flávio Bolsonaro holds…
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Backpacker
Colorado’s Creepiest Canyon Has Rattlesnakes, “Witches,” and a Bizarre Religious History
Penitente Canyon is located in one of the strangest valleys in Colorado—and it's history is as alluring as the hikes The post Colorado’s Creepiest Canyon Has Rattlesnakes, “Witches,” and a Bizarre Religious History appeared first on Backpacker .
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Sevana Bioenergy sells California AD facility, most of its assets
The company bought the massive Rialto, California, facility out of bankruptcy in 2024 and planned to overhaul the site. But a slow ramp-up in feedstock continues to cause challenges in the Los Angeles area.
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Monadnock Paper Mills highlights its performance papers portfolio
The portfolio is comprised of performance papers designed for applications throughout the grocery store environment.
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MRF upgrades leverage tech in North Carolina, California and Colorado
Upgrades to a Circular Services-operated MRF are complete, and AI improvements for California Waste Solutions are also helping detect illegal dumping. A major MRF project in Colorado is set to open in December.
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Kollekt debuts at RCon
The company is introducing automated side-loaders to urban environments.
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Circular Services' new North Carolina MRF opens
The new MRF marks the next phase of the county and company's partnership, which was first announced in June 2025.
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NWRA announces 2026 Recycling Awards recipients
The six recipients demonstrate how investments are strengthening recycling systems and advancing the circular economy across North America.
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Backpacker
The Packing Tips Our Editors Swear By
A well-packed backpack is a work of art. Here's how our editors achieve perfection. The post The Packing Tips Our Editors Swear By appeared first on Backpacker .
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Waste Management World
Closing the loop: How an Austrian joinery turns wood waste into energy
For four generations, Austrian joinery Radaschitz has combined outstanding craftsmanship and innovation with a strong commitment to sustainability. After 23 years of relying on WEIMA shredding and briquetting technology, the company has modernised its wood recycling system, turning production residues into energy and bringing its operations close to full…
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Waste Management World
Mobergs to represent Bunting magnetic separation equipment in the Nordic and Baltic region
Recycling operators across Northern Europe are set to benefit from improved access to local expertise and technical support, following Bunting Magnetics' appointment of Mobergs as its official representative for magnetic separation equipment in the Nordic and Baltic region.
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Meridian Waste acquires select assets of Lafferty Disposal
Strategic tuck-in deal will expand Meridian Waste’s collection services in south central Virginia.
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Borouge to add mechanical recycling capacity in Europe
The Austrian polymers producer says it will make investments in recycled-content plastics capacity in Germany and Austria.
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Waste Management World
Première at the International Partner Days: Lindner presents the Urraco ECO
Recycling pioneer Lindner adds another mobile twin-shaft shredder to its range with the Urraco ECO, an entry-level model in the premium segment. The focus is on applications for waste wood, green waste and commercial waste – with a drive concept designed accordingly and Lindner’s proven quality.
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