News | October 23, 2014 China No Longer Has a Stranglehold on the World’s Supply of Rare Earth Metals When China began restricting exports in 2010, rare earth prices soared. But just two years later, prices were…
Featured | October 9, 2014 E-Waste May be Most Pressing Problem of the 21st Century Most of us discard electronics items within three years of purchase, and that timespan is only getting smaller.…
News | September 30, 2014 Tanzania Likely to Become Next Major Producer of ‘Rare Earth’ On the edge of the East African Rift Valley lies one of the largest and highest-grade rare earth…
Featured | September 26, 2014 On the E-Waste Trail An investigation into the toxic trail of illegal e-waste that is ushered from the first to the third…
News | August 19, 2014 The North Face to Use 100% Recycled Polyester Fabric by 2016 The North Face plans to convert to 100% recycled polyester in 18 months by utilizing massive amounts of…
General | August 5, 2014 US Could Get 12% of Electrity From Municipal Waste Doing that would keep 123 million tons of greenhouse gas emissions from entering the atmosphere each year. Continue…
Featured | July 24, 2014 The Geography of the Global Electronic Waste Burden Nearly a quarter of e-waste that developed countries discard floods into seven developing countries. Continue reading →
Featured | July 3, 2014 How to Recycle Bricks Bricks are a heavy and bulky landfill material, so reuse them whenever possible. Continue reading →