Over the past decade, there have been many significant discussions about how corporations affect their communities and the role they play in working to improve them. 

Are You Recycling or Fuel Blending? 

At a recent Border 2020 conference held in Tijuana, Barnes Johnson, Deputy Director of U.S. EPA OSRTI, noted a very distinct difference between Recycling and Fuel blending/energy recovery.

A circular economy is defined as an economic system that focuses on eliminating waste and the unnecessary use of resources. 

At a time when industrial and environmental regulations are constantly in flux, protecting your company and incorporating the highest level of sustainability into your corporate goals, is not only socially responsible but just good business in today’s environment. 

Sustainability may mean one thing to one company and something completely different to another. 

Applying the concept of a circular economy to your company can offer significant advantages.

Overflowing landfills and islands of garbage floating in the Pacific. Over reliance on non-renewable energy sources.

If your business is a hazardous waste generator, one of the most important items you need to line up is who will transport your waste during disposal. 

For companies that want to incorporate environmentally conscious methods of hazardous waste management, Closed Loop Recycling offers several benefits.