Sure We Can is a non-profit redemption center founded by and for canners -- people who collect and redeem botltles and cans to earn a living. If you've ever wondered about those people pushing shoppin...

One TikToker shared how they made $23 at Costco by using a reverse vending machine.

Come tour our non-profit redemption center in Bushwick. Learn about the campaign to strengthen NY's Bottle Bill + wine, beer & lemonade :)

For decades, New York’s “Bottle Bill” has been credited with reducing litter and boosting recycling rates across the state. The law, officially known as the Returnable Container Act, requires a deposi...

Numbers are moving in the right direction for beverage container redemption in Connecticut. The Container Recycling Institute, a national nonprofit recycling industry organization, released its 2024 n...

The deposit on a bottle remains just 5 cents. The “Bottle Bill” could change working and living conditions for canners

It has been 5 cents since it was first introduced in 1982, but officials tell CBS News New York's John Dias a change is long overdue.

Advocates are renewing their push for a long-stalled bill that would double New York’s bottle deposit from five to 10 cents, allowing the city’s “canners” —

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New global analysis confirms deposit return systems drastically reduce beverage container litter.

Letter writer responds to soda bottlers advancing a competing bill in Albany.

New York State lawmakers propose legislation to cut plastic packaging, boost recycling, and transition utilities from fossil fuels by June's legislative session end.

There's about a month of session remaining.

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10)— For years, environmental advocates and owners of bottle redemption centers have been calling on the state legislature to pass the Bigger, Better Bottle Bill. They’re ho…

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A study released at an Earth Day press conference showed that updating New York’s 40‑year‑old “bottle bill” could save local governments up to $109 million a year

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Jenni Hume, speaks with Blair Horner from the New York Public Interest Research Group (NYPIRG) about efforts to modernise New York’s deposit return system.

Rixaru X spoke to City Limits about the challenges New York City canners face and how the Bigger Better Bottle bill would improve their lives—and the city’s livability.