Georgian Bluffs is collaborating with Waste Management to minimize service disruptions.

Survey of consumers and businesses reveals many Americans want to recycle, despite confusion on what happens to materials. HOUSTON , Nov. 13, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- WM (NYSE: WM), a leading environmental solutions provider and North America's largest recycler, today released a new report that emphasizes the importance of consumer households, businesses, policymakers and local municipalities working together to potentially improve the nation's recycling system. Based on a survey of more than 1,000 American consumers and businesses, the 2024 WM Recycling Report summarizes data and takeaways with respect to recycling behaviors and perceptions to better understand opportunities to bolster recycling education, investments and accessibility in the U.S. "Recycling is essential to enabling the circular economy, but it works best when we work together," said Tara Hemmer, chief sustainability officer, WM. "WM's research shows that many Americans are eager to recycle, but they need more education and greater access to recycling in order to build confidence in the practice

The Arcadia Chinese Association is thrilled to partner with Waste Management once again for its Electronics Recycling Event.