A report by RI Resource Recovery Corp. explains what gets recycled, what doesn't (and why), and what happens to the rest.

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Syracuse, N.Y. — The rules for what materials Syracuse residents should put out for recycling collection won’t change, but ...

Hundreds attended so-called protests which saw missiles hurled at police, cars torched, windows and buildings smashed and ...

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Shoplifters are using wheelie bins to clear entire aisles of meat, sweets or booze, a senior executive for the Co-op has said. Paul Gerrard, Co-op’s public affairs director, said the surge in ...

Many of us have watched our recycling bins get picked up weekly and dumped into the back of a truck never to be seen again. But just how much of that actually gets recycled? That's the question ...