Feb. 26, 2025 — The south-western Baltic Sea has about 3,000 kilograms of dissolved toxic chemicals released from unexploded ordnance, according to a new study. The substances were detected in ...

REILY TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WXIX) - A Rumpke flatbed truck crashed on its side in a rural area of Butler ... The driver was in the area delivering recycling carts to customers when the truck overturned ...

Currys and agency AMV BBDO have livened up the airwaves with a pretty traditional but snappy campaign of 30-second comic vignettes. This time round ‘Beyond Techspectations’ features its trade-ins, a ...

Rumpke Waste & Recycling continues to set new performance records and expects more growth as the company capitalizes on its core values, industry expertise, innovation and fiscal strength. Rumpke ...

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Molly Kennedy, Rumpke Communications Director ... He also recommends dropping off toxic household waste at a recycling center instead of putting it in a trashcan. News Center 7 will continue ...

Rumpke issued a new warning about what people should not leave out at the curb less than a week after a truck exploded in Ohio.The explosion was caught on camera in Whitehall, Ohio, in the ...

Bridgett Biggs, corporate safety manager at Rumpke Waste & Recycling. Drivers are trained to spot flammable materials, but it becomes nearly impossible to do so when items are bagged.

The world is miserable at recycling plastics. Currently, just 10–15% of the plastic waste we generate annually is recycled — with the rest incinerated, buried in landfill or dumped as litter 1, 2.

The incident has led to a safety warning from Rumpke about what you put into the trash and recycling. “This is an extremely dangerous situation that the industry is encountering far too often ...

“This is an extremely dangerous situation that the industry is encountering far too often,” said Bridgett Biggs, corporate safety manager, Rumpke Waste & Recycling. “We continue to see residents and ...