Global Recycling Market Changes Hit U of A Recycling Program

KUAF

Published June 20, 2019 at 3:39 PM CDT

The University of Arkansas Razorback Recycling program is feeling the global shift in the recycling market. The school was recently notified the commingling of recycling streams no longer makes economical sense for the campus' primary recycling broker.

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