There was a significant piece of good news that came out recently about the environment, a positive trend that bodes well for the protection of our soil, water, and air. The report, though, was not specifically about environmental protections or new regulations intended to create a stronger and healthy climate for all of us. Instead,
As the global economy continues to grow, production has ramped up on major construction projects. And there’s been a growing recognition of the important economic contributions made by the scrap metal recycling industry. Those benefits include the jobs being created and the taxes paid to communities and states hosting recycling firms. With a continued demand
There is high demand right now for scrap metal. And projections are that there will be continued growth in the field of scrap metal recycling this year. The Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries has the numbers to back it up. A study they commissioned highlights the significant economic and environmental impact the scrap metal recycling
Energy efficiency and recycling go hand in hand. Anyone who lived through the devastating hurricanes that struck Texas, Florida and Puerto Rico last summer found out the hard way what it’s like to go without energy for several days – or, in the case of Puerto Ricans, months. Sitting in your home with no power,