Recycled Materials Association

Andrew Lincoln has been named the third recipient of the Robin K. Wiener LAKES (Leadership, Achievement, Knowledge, Excellence and Service) Award, presented by the Recycled Materials Association’s (ReMA) Great Lakes Regional affiliated chapters. Lincoln received the award on Wednesday, August 19, in Sandusky, Ohio, during the ReMA Great Lakes Regional Conference.

In the recycled materials industry, legacy isn’t just about the businesses built—it’s about the values passed down. Many of ReMA’s past chairs have watched their children step into the family business—and into active leadership within the association itself. In this new series, we connect with ReMA leaders and the next generation carrying that family ...

Contributed by Scott Pollan, President, Emergency Material Services, LLC ([email protected])

Financing domestic mineral supply chains in the United States has become increasingly complex. Across recycling, refining, and secondary recovery operations, companies face a narrowing set of capital options while demand for critical materials continues to grow. For...

The Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) at the U.S. Department of Commerce has issued a temporary final rule under the Defense Production Act (DPA) mandating a 100 percent domestic sales requirement for specified black mass and tungsten “waste and scrap products.”

Under the rule, which is scheduled to be published in the Federal Register today wit...

Conversations Shaping the Future of Recycled Materials

The future of the recycled materials industry will be shaped by leaders who can navigate change, drive innovation, and bring new perspectives to a rapidly evolving landscape. Beyond the Yard is a thought-leadership series from the ReMA Young Executives (ReMAYE) Council featur...