Construction & Demolition Recycling

The practice of recycling old and unwanted materials has been around for a long time, almost as long as people have existed. The Recycling Today Media Group (RTMG) may not have been around that long, but our dedication to the recycling sector began in 1963 with the launch of Recycling Today, originally known as Secondary Raw Materials magazine. Since then, we have expanded our offerings from a single trade magazine to a wide range of publications and resources that support the industry.

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CDE launches symposium to redefine waste recycling

2 days ago | cdrecycler.com | Haley Rischar

This October in Brussels, the wet processing equipment supplier CDE Group will host CIRCLE 2025, a waste recycling symposium aimed at bringing global industry front-runners to share insights, analysis trends and discuss opportunities to rethink the industry’s waste burden. According to CDE, attendees will include material processors, technology experts, legislators and more.
Thalle Industries celebrates 40th anniversary

1 week ago | cdrecycler.com | Haley Rischar

Thalle Industries, Fishkill, New York, marked its 40th anniversary during a celebration on April 11 at the Trump National Golf Club in Briarcliff Manor, New York. “At Thalle, we operate like a family business,” saif Thalle Industries President and CEO Glenn Pacchiana at the event. “We value the contributions of every staff member, fostering an environment where everyone loves their job and strives for exceptional service.
Sky Quarry enters LOI with Southwind RAS to advance shingle recycling

2 weeks ago | cdrecycler.com | Haley Rischar

Sky Quarry Inc., a Woods Cross, Utah-based energy solutions company focused on the asphalt shingle recycling industry, has entered into a nonbinding letter of intent (LOI) with Southwind RAS LLC to explore a strategic collaboration aimed at advancing shingle recycling in Illinois. Southwind RAS, based in Illinois, was founded in 2009 and works directly with roofing contractors, haulers, recycling centers and asphalt producers to integrate recycled asphalt shingles into hot mix asphalt.
Owens Corning successfully manufactures shingles from extracted asphalt

2 weeks ago | cdrecycler.com | Shelley Mann

Owens Corning, a Toledo, Ohio-based building products manufacturer, has announced a significant industry milestone with the successful completion of a commercial-scale trial to manufacture shingles using extracted asphalt from recycled shingles. The trial, which was completed at Owens Corning’s Summit, Illinois, shingle plant, is the company’s most recent step toward its aspiration to divert 2 million tons of shingles from landfills annually through shingle recycling efforts.
‘C&DR’ seeks industry participation for 2025 Largest C&D Recyclers List

2 weeks ago | cdrecycler.com | Haley Rischar

The September/October issue of Construction & Demolition Recycling (C&DR) will again feature the magazine’s biennial list of the largest construction and demolition (C&D) recyclers in the U.S. To compile the most accurate list possible, the editors of the publication request your help. For consideration, C&D recyclers are asked to fill out this brief form by Friday, July 25: https://www.cdrecycler.com/form/cdr-largest-cd-recyclers-list-submission-form-2025.
Wood recycling market to reach $30B by 2032

2 weeks ago | cdrecycler.com | Haley Rischar

The wood recycling market has experienced significant growth in recent years, according to research and investment bank SkyQuest, driven by increased awareness of sustainability, regulatory pressures and advancements in recycling technologies. Additionally, the demand for recycled wood products in various industries, including construction, furniture manufacturing and energy production, has contributed to the market's expansion.
Metso says HRC crushers offer circular benefits

2 weeks ago | cdrecycler.com | Brian Taylor

Finland-based crushing and screening equipment maker Metso Corp. says its HRC crusher product line can help companies and their companies who are adopting a circular economy approach by prioritizing the use of sustainable raw materials. “The production of industrial sand and the separation of usable construction materials for cement and concrete production present significant business opportunities while addressing the rising demand for sustainable practices,” says the firm.
North Carolina county removes 1M cubic yards of debris following Hurricane Helene

2 weeks ago | cdrecycler.com | Haley Rischar

Buncombe County, North Carolina, which includes the cities of Asheville and Black Mountain and other unincorporated areas, has cleaned up more than 1.22 million cubic yards of debris in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. WLOS reports that the county received 4,551 total applications for personal property debris removal through March 31. Ashbritt, a disaster recovery contractor hired by the county, has completed 1,391 debris removal projects to date.
CDE sets up washing plant on Long Island, NY

3 weeks ago | cdrecycler.com | Brian Taylor

United Kingdom-based CDE Group, a global supplier of sand and aggregate washing systems with a United States office in Texas, says it will host an open house event in mid-May to display a system created for Freehaven Materials in Brookhaven, New York, on Long Island.
Northstar secures 15-year lease extension for asphalt shingle recycling facility

3 weeks ago | cdrecycler.com | Haley Rischar

Northstar Clean Technologies Inc., an Alberta, Canada-based company focused on the recovery and reprocessing of asphalt shingles, has announced the execution of a 15-year lease extension for its Empower Delta Facility in Delta, British Columbia. According to Northstar, the lease extension will support its long-term growth strategy and allow for the retrofit of the Empower Delta Facility, formerly home to its pilot facility, into a commercial-scale operation.