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2025 MassRecycle Conference a Huge Success
The 2025 MassRecycle Conference was a huge success - Thank you to everyone who attended and exhibited! Learn more about the conference’s mission and programming in this excellent article by Cole Rosengren, Managing Editor at Waste Dive!
Campaign Against Recycling Misinformation
In Monday’s Waste360 article, "Recycling Works. If We Don’t Counter the Naysayers", It Won’t, Chaz Miller highlighted MassRecycle’s campaign against misinformation about plastics recycling.
MassRecycle Hosts Sold Out Conference in March 2024
Cole Rosengren of Waste Dive writes how "speakers from The Recycling Partnership, as well as the cities of Lawrence and Newton, discussed ways to better communicate with residents and push the envelope on recycling at a MassRecycle event."
OUR MEMBERS SAY IT BEST!
I joined MassRecycle to learn more about the local recycling infrastructure here in Massachusetts, and to network with professionals in the industry… It’s been a valuable experience and has inspired me to start a state-wide initiative to help the craft brewing industry and its consumers reuse and recycle problematic plastic can carriers.
I became a MassRecycle member to connect with other professionals in various positions within the waste world. It has been an opportunity to learn and collaborate on projects that advance our existing programs and create new ones.
Being a member of MassRecycle keeps me informed locally to ongoings in our industry. When I’m better informed, I can better serve our residents.
MassRecycle is a one-stop source for finding out current and proposed legislation as well as following industry news and trends…
I’m a board member for MassRecycle because I think it’s important for municipalities, waste haulers and processors, and citizens can collaborate to find solutions to our trash disposal problems. As the state with the highest landfill costs, anything to increase composting, recycling, and reduce and reuse.
I belong to MassRecycle and serve on its Board in order to help sustain our ability to recycle. Sustaining our citizens’ opportunity to recycle is crucial. Most people cannot choose less environmentally disruptive ways to feed, shelter and transport their families, but almost everyone can recycle. While we face many daunting environmental and social crises, recycling is one small way to help our environment, our economy and our society. I want to do what I can to keep our state recycling well, both in quality and quantity.
“Joining MassRecycle many years ago was the best thing I did for my career in Massachusetts. The collaboration between stakeholders, membership and board is truly inspiring.”