Money-Making Recycling Center.(in Tarrant County, Texas)
Quietly, but loudly enough to create a wide-ranging demand for its services, for seven years the Tarrant County (Texas) Recycling Center has been making money to help offset the taxes paid by county property owners. It also has generated a ripple effect of benefits felt throughout the organization.

Publication: Public Management

Green group's founder steps down after row over 'money-making' ; The founder of a successful recycling project has resigned after having a major fall-out with some of his colleagues.
The founder of a successful recycling project has resigned after having a major fall-out with some of his colleagues. Phil Foggitt, who founded the Otter Rotters group, based in East Devon, eight years ago, has stepped down from his position as managing director and left the organisation. And in a

Publication: Express & Echo (Exeter UK)

Here's a top tip for recycling your waste; DUMPING RUBBISH HAS BECOME SOMETHING OF AN ART AT HUNTERS LANE WHERE MAKING USE OF UNWANTED ITEMS IS SAVING RESOURCES AND MONEY.(News)
TIME was that you filled your car boot with the weekend garden rubbish, drove down to tip in Hunters Lane and dumped it on the pile to join old mattresses, kitchen waste, toys, telephones, and plastic garden furniture. Those days are long gone - and anyone who has had cause to go the tip recently

Publication: Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)

More money needed for recycling to be effective
Recycling is not a money-making enterprise, says Recyclers of New Zealand chairman Peter Thorn. "We have to get rid of the idea that people make money out of waste he told a Ministry for the Environment recycling roadshow in Nelson on Thursday. But it did save valuable raw materials from the waste

Publication: The Nelson Mail

District to Suspend Curbside Recycling; City Loses Money as Private Haulers Avoid Fees
The District is suspending curbside recycling at the end of this month, making the program the first major casualty of a radical shift in the way the region's commercial haulers dispose of trash. Currently, the District picks up recyclable materials from the front curbs of 100,000 homes once or

Publication: The Washington Post

Recycling & reusing: the act of making a molehill out of a mountain.
Recycling & Reusing The Act of Making a Molehill Out of a Mountain Americans produce 160 million tons of solid waste every year - more than four pounds per person each day. Where does all that trash come from? And where will it all go? We haven't always been so wasteful. In earlier times,

Publication: Current Health 2, a Weekly Reader publication