Lancaster’s Ecore repurposes California school track for LA Olympics
Ecore of Lancaster helps restore Palisades Charter High School track by recycling 140,000 pounds of material for the 2028 LA Olympics.
Goodwill Keystone has crafted an ewaste recycling winner
Goodwill Keystone’s ewaste donation and recycling program – among the first of its kind in Pennsylvania – is poised to become a model for ewaste recycling programs throughout the commonwealth – and beyond.
Lancaster CEO joins newly established foundation
Lancaster-based Ecore International announced that Arthur Dodge, chairman and CEO, has joined the inaugural Board of Directors for the newly established Tire Recycling Foundation.
Mechanicsburg’s Pierson company launches recycling initiative
Pierson Computing Connection of Mechanicsburg has announced a Recycling & Waste Reduction Friendly Initiative.
PIDA loan to help spur economy, job growth in Adams County
Adams County is one of two counties to recently receive low-interest loans through PIDA.
Pa. receives $500M investment from Australia company
Gov. Josh Shapiro and Pratt Industries announced a commitment to invest $500 million and create hundreds of jobs in Pennsylvania.
Amazon affiliate company to open in Franklin County; create jobs
An electronics processing, reuse and recycling company is opening a facility in Franklin County that will bring 300 to 500 jobs to the area within three years.
WellSpan partners with York firm to recycle plastic waste
WellSpan York Hospital has partnered with a plastics recycling firm to turn the hospital’s plastic waste into building material. Keith Noll, senior vice president and chief administration officer, said the […]
Harrisburg Waste Paper bought by St. Louis company
Harrisburg Waste Paper Co. has been acquired by St. Louis-based Federal Recycling & Waste Solutions.
New state project looks to help farmers manage excess plastics
The state is looking to develop a sustainable agricultural plastics recycling program.
Mattress store with environmental focus opens in York
Harry Mahler has always been passionate about the environment and seeking eco-friendly solutions to existing problems. To help address the problem of discarded mattresses being thrown into landfills, he and his wife Sarah recently opened No Badger Mattress in York, which sells eco-friendly mattresses and accepts old ones for recycling.










