Scrap Magazine

The Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries' award-winning magazine.

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Companies that use recycled PET over virgin PET could reduce their greenhouse gas emissions by up to 60% and total energy use by 75%, according to a new study from NAPCOR: https://t.co/vZIZHUkyn3 @NAPCOR_PET

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Learn how Recycling is Essential every day across all aspects of our lives as we observe national America Recycles Week https://t.co/gryCaoYlmw

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Need a break from U.S. election news? Kick back with our cover story about how barges are the MVPs of scrap movement-- unless it's construction season: https://t.co/4LEKDt5DuG

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From our latest issue: a look at Latin America’s recovered paper exporters -- and what newcomers need to know to make connections there: https://t.co/PfChMfvwQV

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This ad from a 1988 issue shows tech sure has changed! We're still collecting memories for our final print issue... What big (or small) changes do you remember Scrap covering over the years? #lookingbackonScrap

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The Recycling Education and Research Foundation (RERF) Announces 2020-2021 Scholarship Recipients. Through RERF, ISRI Chapters awarded 75 students across the U.S. and Canada with over $122,000 in scholarships for the 2020-21 academic year! Way to go! https://t.co/GOFtqo8HC0

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Our latest issue is arriving in mailboxes as we speak! Where do you usually read your copy?

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JSW Steel USA says it plans to resume production at its electric-arc furnace in Mingo Junction by March 2021: https://t.co/vqiBTa3B6f

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Over the years, Scrap stayed ahead of what would become major #recycling news: this 1978 cover predicting China's huge impact on #recycling is one example. What's the most surprising topic you've seen in a past issue? #lookingbackonScrap

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Scrap will end the print production our magazine in January and will move our coverage entirely online. We're putting together a commemorative final issue: what memories do you have of Scrap? What's the first issue you remember reading?

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Apple sues recycler for allegedly reselling devices: https://t.co/WEcyfAJIvB

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At today's digital fly-in, @ISRI members met with their members of Congress and Senate to discuss why #recyclingisessential. Lawmakers like @RepLouCorrea and dozens of others showed up with plenty of questions and lively discussion.
#isriadvocacy

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Shredder manufacturer Lindner Recyclingtech has broken ground on a new 484,376-square-foot headquarters in Austria:
https://t.co/FTqSYmgo4C

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Powered by two universities and a $5.75 million grant, the New York State Center for Sustainable Materials Management will promote waste reduction, develop new markets for recyclables and research recycling-related innovations: https://t.co/LL6M2OLsCR

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Check your inbox for Scrap's newest digital edition! This issue includes stories on barge shipping, combustible dust dangers, Latin America's fiber commodity trade and more.

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Very puzzling! The back of this 1949 issue of Scrap Age, a precursor to Scrap, features this mysterious puzzle. Got the answer? Let us know!

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In order to conform to recent Basel Convention changes, the OECD has updated its trade rules for scrap plastics that it has designated as hazardous: https://t.co/azhp5txZQp

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Our updated shredder list for 2020 shows a slight decline in the number of U.S. shredders, but we see growth in Canada. Check out the full list here: https://t.co/0y6JHeMr3J

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Recycled fiber pulp is a new and growing market for recyclers looking to sell their mixed paper and old corrugated cardboard. What does its future hold? https://t.co/QaVIO1Mq2x

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Cover story: North American plastics producers say they can’t get enough recycled polypropylene-- but many MRFs don’t have the equipment to capture this material from the residential stream: https://t.co/bYXWgIhbV2
by @MeganQuinn2