Columbia's city recycling services were suspended after severe weather destroyed the Materials Recovery Facility.

Two of the fires happened at the Materials Recovery Facility, also known as the MRF, on Amble Drive. The MRF welcomes 350 tons of recyclables every day, creating several feet deep piles of ...

The City of Columbia shared on April 20 that its recycling services would be suspended indefinitely after severe storms ...

The front end of this is known as a material recovery facility, known as an MRF. And what we’ll do is we’ll turn the MRF on and be fully operational this fall. So, no waste will be leaving here.

The City of Columbia indefinitely suspended recycling after the city's Material Recovery Facility was damaged in Sunday's storm. According to Columbia Recycle & Trash, weekly residential curbside ...

Homes would need to separate dry paper and cardboard into one bin and other recyclable materials like plastics, glass and ...

Columbia has indefinitely suspended commercial and residential recycling pickup after the city's recycling plant was damaged during a strong storm Sunday afternoon. Columbia Utilities spokesman Jason ...

The $72 million recycling facility is equipped with over 16 optical sorters—devices that use cameras and lasers to identify ...

Once collected, the mixed recyclables are taken to a materials recovery facility, where they are sorted. First, the mixed recyclables are shredded and crushed into smaller fragments, enabling more ...

The Minneapolis recycling company invested $12 million in equipment to improve sorting and increase processing capacity and efficiency. Eureka Recycling invested $12 million in upgrades at its MRF in ...