RECYCLE Act

The RECYCLE Act, also known as Bill 117 hr 2159, is a piece of legislation introduced in the US Congress aimed at promoting recycling and reducing waste in the United States. The bill focuses on increasing recycling infrastructure and education, as well as supporting research and development in recycling technology.

One key aspect of the RECYCLE Act is the establishment of a grant program to help communities improve their recycling programs and facilities. This program would provide funding for things like new recycling bins, collection trucks, and sorting equipment. The bill also includes provisions for increasing public awareness about the importance of recycling and reducing contamination in recycling streams.

Additionally, the RECYCLE Act calls for the creation of a national recycling strategy, which would outline goals and strategies for improving recycling rates across the country. This strategy would be developed in collaboration with stakeholders from the recycling industry, government agencies, and environmental organizations. Overall, the RECYCLE Act aims to address the challenges facing the recycling industry in the United States and promote a more sustainable approach to waste management. By investing in recycling infrastructure, education, and research, the bill seeks to increase recycling rates and reduce the amount of waste sent to landfills.