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Tucson program helps turn crushed glass into new products
Spearheaded by Tucson City Councilman Steve Kozachik, the glass reuse project has led to local businesses incorporating the recycled material into their manufacturing processes and even items sold on shelves. Video by Riley Brown. Music credit: Olexy via Pixabay.
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Leo Montaño started Tucson Alternator Exchange in 1979 after nearly three decades of experience in the automobile industry.
W. Silver Recycling, based in El Paso, bought a vacant 4-acre site at 3440 E. 36th St., next to a Sam Levitz Warehouse.
A recent report says that only 21% of recyclable material is being recycled. Here's what you need to know to help improve outcomes.
