Single and Dual-Stream Recycling

Zero Waste, Zero Landfill and Role for Recycling
This article introduces the concept of Zero Waste, Zero Solid Waste or Zero Landfill, and the Benefits of Zero Waste.

The Economic and Environmental Impacts of Single-Stream Collection Systems
This report, authored by Clarissa Morawski of CM Consulting for the Container Recycling Institute, describes the evolution of single-stream recycling in the United States, the recent downturn in the scrap market for all recyclable materials, and explains factors affecting collection costs. Moreover, this study examines the impacts of singlestream recycling, as compared to other methods, on every step of the recycling process.

Single and Dual-Stream Recycling
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Single Stream Recycling Equipment System Providers
This article provides an overview of single stream recycling system providers.

Single-Stream and Dual-Stream Recycling Study
This study explores the issue of single-stream and dual-stream recycling in Minnesota, focusing specifically on the processing of collected materials and the marketing of those materials to end-markets.

Zero Landfill - Zero Solid Waste Programs for Business
This article describes the basics of the Zero Landfill concept, and looks at the case study of Honda in North America.

Reusable Packaging Aids in Waste Reduction
Reusable packaging is often part of a strategy to achieve Zero Solid Waste. Reusable containers and pallets help achieve waste reduction through the elimination of expendable packaging.

Reusable Packaging Survey
This article provides an overview of different types of reusable packaging applications.

One Man’s Waste…Recycling Targets Exotic Recyclables
One Man's Waste...Recycling is a company that helps their business customers work towards zero landfill goals through their expertise in matching difficult to recycle materials with buyers.

Windshield Recycling Programs Launched
Windshields have been looked at as difficult to recycle in the past, due to the layers of glass sandwiching a plastic membrane, which helps prevent glass from flying in the case of an accident. Now, however, technology for recycling has improved, and increasingly, windshield replacement suppliers are offering recycling programs.

Food Waste - Experiencing the Joys of Kitchen Scrap Recycling