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Data-driven insights enhance recycling operations at Recology

Recology has installed artificial intelligence (AI) robotic sorters from San Francisco-based Glacier at its King County material recovery facility (MRF) in Seattle to improve the quality of the materials the MRF is recovering for recycling and to address material loss. Recycling Today, Apr. 28, 2025.

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Managing Your Waste Around Wildlife

With spring’s arrival in Issaquah, bears and other wildlife are becoming more active — and your waste can easily attract them. To prevent unwanted encounters and protect both people and animals, please follow these simple waste management tips:  Set Out Waste Responsibly Only place your garbage, recycling, and compost carts at the curb by 7 AM […]

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Celebrate Food Waste Prevention Week with Recology!

Food Waste Prevention Week is a national and statewide campaign to educate and inspire action in reducing food waste. In Washington, an estimated 1.1 million tons of food waste is generated annually, including 400,000 tons of edible food that gets disposed of in landfills. Food waste is a huge challenge with significant environmental, social, and […]

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Artist in Residence Program

The Artist in Residence Program at Recology King County is a unique art and education program that provides King County artists with access to discarded materials, a stipend, and a studio space at the Recology Material Recovery Facility in Seattle.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions about what materials go where? We've got answers!

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Beyond Waste Bulletin

Look to the Beyond Waste Bulletin for tips on how to use resources wisely, generate waste only as necessary, and learn how to make simple changes that benefit our communities and the environment. Read our latest features and subscribe to have them delivered directly to your inbox.