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The recycling industry has gained momentum in recent years. Recycling activities in the U.S. have tripled over the last 30 years. A recent survey by the EPA confirmed that the recycling industry has contributed $36... Continue Reading

The installation of a conveyor system is an effective way of handling waste materials in an industrial facility. Conveyor systems can be employed in recycling facilities for efficient sorting of waste. They also... Continue Reading

The rise in global warming poses a global threat. Industrialists are seeking ways to regulate their industrial emissions. The U.S. is responsible for more than 40 percent of the world’s carbon emissions. This... Continue Reading

Owning an effective industrial facility isn’t just about increasing production and generating revenue. It’s about maintaining an effective waste collection and management system. A dust collection system is an... Continue Reading

Among the many types of equipment used by the Material Recovery Facility (MRF), balers are used to effectively manage and recycle waste. Balers provide a waste management facility at a much lower rate than waste... Continue Reading

Environmental pollution has been a rising concern for the past few years. With the rapid industrialization, industrial waste has imposed a serious environmental threat. 9 million tons of plastic contaminate our... Continue Reading

Wasting paper is a very common habit, which is why paper and pulp are ranked as the third-largest pollution-causing agents. Statistics suggest that U.S. offices use around 12.1 trillion sheets of paper every... Continue Reading

How many of us drink soda or use paper every day? The numbers don’t matter. What matters is what we do with the garbage. According to statistics, more than 200 million tons of trash are produced each year in... Continue Reading

Did you know that an average US employee consumes 2.6 aluminum cans of soda per day? Do you run a business? How much soda do your employees consume every day? Honestly, it does not matter! What really matters is... Continue Reading