National bale prices for October show gains in HDPE and PP, fresh pressure on PET, and fiber well above last year.
Here's what the numbers mean for MRFs, haulers with recycling contracts, and anyone pricing a processing agreement: https://t.co/0vrqwI3zym
Fire Prevention Week just wrapped. Fire season didn’t.
49 waste facility fires in August, tied for the worst August in 10 years. 74 catastrophic-loss fires through August, already past all of 2024.
What haulers and MRFs should do now:
https://t.co/IGK2puw5Ox
Recycling markets are not moving as one this year.
Cardboard has rebounded from a weak 2025 while several plastic grades keep sliding.
Haulers and MRFs read more below: https://t.co/cJOlHlNbir
RCon 2026 was a great one.
Thanks to @SWANA for a strong week in St. Louis.
Here is what haulers and MRFs need to know, from recycling as a supply chain to routing: https://t.co/3w08K0CsR0
Day 1 of @SWANA RCon is in the books! ♻️🎥
Great conversations, new connections & plenty captured from the floor. As a media partner, we’re excited to share more from RCon.
We’re LIVE at #SWANARCon! 🎥♻️
Bond4Waste is on the ground covering the people, ideas & conversations shaping the future of waste.
Excited to connect with more industry professionals today! @SWANA
Inside UNGA 2026: AI is moving from niche tech talk to core sustainability strategy, and waste data may be the easiest place to turn commitments into results!
Read more in Today's article: https://t.co/fYzehrsynI
Nuclear verdicts against trucking companies nearly tripled in 2025, and a bill in Congress would raise minimum insurance requirements sevenfold.
Here's what it means for waste haulers: https://t.co/ZK8HhNwIZE
New York just reshuffled its commercial waste zone rollout after hauler consolidation, and Mayor Mamdani is now pledging to finish citywide containerization a year early.
Here's what the country's biggest municipal solid waste overhaul means for haulers: https://t.co/Qtt1EvPSQE
A federal injunction froze California's SB 343 days before its October 4 deadline, but a toothpaste tube class action is still pulling MRFs and haulers into discovery.
Here's what it means for your records: https://t.co/HHP791AGU9
As #UNGA2026 unfolds, waste deserves a seat at the sustainability table.
We break down why on our blog, read more below. @UN@WCEF2026#CircularEconomy
https://t.co/wdIe8nDHKv
That box of cords you'll never use again? It's actually copper, silver, and gold.
Only 22% of the world's e-waste gets properly recycled. Most of it just sits in a drawer instead.
Read more on today's article: https://t.co/lUySi2OJMT
Patagonia doesn't want to sell you a new jacket.
94% of its Spring 2026 polyester came from recycled material. Its Worn Wear program would rather repair your gear than replace it.
Read how that reshapes the waste equation in today's article: https://t.co/HDQ438Adil
Your truck is one battery away from a fire.
Lithium batteries keep ending up in trash and recycling bins. Crushed or overheated in a truck or facility, they ignite.
Read more on how to prevent this in yesterday's article: https://t.co/WjPeTLsjOG
California just sent bills on hauler strike liability, vape battery bans, and battery EPR to Newsom's desk.
Here is what's in it: https://t.co/Uk77kPUwkx
Solid waste is one of America's most dangerous and crucial jobs.
This Labor Day, thank you to every collector, driver, and MRF worker who shows up.
https://t.co/g2RF2jjLuA
Fairfax County, VA is asking the industry for better ways to handle waste, aiming for 90% diversion by 2040.
Today's article is worth a read if you're in the space:
https://t.co/XGQlp9vjjT
We click “buy now” but who pays later?
Our latest documentary review explores the hidden waste and environmental cost behind our shopping addiction.
https://t.co/LBRGneXEjR
"We have enough clothes. So why are we still making so many more?"
Our Outreach Director's firsthand account from the UN's Zero Waste exhibition on the textile crisis and what it means for haulers watching this waste stream grow: https://t.co/gc1ugko2l9
NYC sanitation workers got stuck by needles 49 times this year, up from 18 in 2020.
GLP-1 pens are a big reason why. Every hauler's crews face the same risk.
Read more: https://t.co/OpZMUc7yiH