Highlights

New Mexico is Home to Six New Recycling "Hubs"

Deming, Truth or Consequences, Gallup Region, Raton, Otero County and Torrance County all have recently added new recycling processing facilities. Utilizing two pools of American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) funding, the recycling hubs will accept household recyclables: cardboard, mixed paper, aluminum, tin cans, plastic #1 and #2 and mixed paper. Additional ARRA funding is providing collection equipment to surrounding areas or "spokes" that can feed into the recycling hubs. more

Sign Up for the 2012 Recycling Conference Today

Recycling: New Mexico's Expanding Landscape

Join NMRC on June 19th through June 20th for New Mexico's only professional conference dedicated to recycling. The two-day event will take place at the Hotel Albuquerque and consist of break out sessions, key note speakers, lectures, round tables, tours, awards ceremony, networking and more. more

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What is the New Mexico Recycling Coalition?
Since 1991, the New Mexico Recycling Coalition has served as a resource to provide recycling information to professionals in the field, as well as to the general public. Our mission is to lead New Mexico to value waste as a resource. We serve as recycling advocates working with a diverse group of stakeholders, communities, businesses, schools and grassroots activists to help build sustainable and efficient recycling programs. more

Join the NM Recycling List-Serve

If you'd like to join the New Mexico Recycling List-Serve, please visit http://groups.google.com/group/new-mexico-recycling. Members can share recycling-related news, stories, questions, ideas, etc to over 500 individuals working within the recycling field by sending an email to new-mexico-recycling@googlegroups.com