Vivian McCall, Emily Nokes, Megan Seling, and Hannah Murphy Winter helped Drippy with their research.

Whether it’s your empty soda bottle, food waste from the Cougareat or lawn and bush clippings, it all ends up at BYU’s Material Handling Area.

The Minneapolis recycling company invested $12 million in equipment to improve sorting and increase processing capacity and efficiency.

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"Our biggest concern is probably going to come in the form of retaliation against U.S. exports of our products," a recycling ...