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EPISODE · May 27, 2026 · 31 MIN

Episode 57: The Changing Face of Recycling: Insights from Recycling Today’s Brian Taylor

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Want a bird’s‑eye view of how far recycling has come in the last 30 years, and where it’s headed next? In this episode, Gretchen and Waneta chat with Brian Taylor, senior editor at Recycling Today Media Group. Brian shares how recycling trends have changed since he entered the industry in 1997 and how Recycling Today has grown and diversified its offerings in response. There’s plenty of good news: more types of materials are being pulled from the waste stream and put back to work, from metals to organics and beyond. But the challenges are real, too. Misinformation still clouds public understanding, and policy change continues to lag behind what’s possible. Brian, Gretchen, and Waneta discuss topics such as hurdles in plastics recycling, the growing push for extended producer responsibility, and ultimately why the sustainable materials management sector remains one of the most dynamic, innovative, and future‑focused fields to work in. Thank you to Reworld for sponsoring this episode.The post Episode 57: The Changing Face of Recycling: Insights from Recycling Today’s Brian Taylor first appeared on MassRecycle.

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