RecycleNet Launches Recycle Nevada: Waste Exchange

May 2, 2005 9:36 AM, Jennifer Grzeskowiak

RecycleNet Corporation has launched Recycle Nevada: Waste Exchange, a free exchange service for commercial, industrial and residential generators of scrap, waste and byproducts in Nevada. Users can help divert waste from landfills by listing their materials at www.recyclenevada.com. The information posted on the Web site also shows up at the Global Recycling Network, located at www.grn.com.

RecycleNet will be exhibiting at Waste Expo in Las Vegas from May 2 through May 5. The company, which averages 2.5 million users per month, celebrated its 10-year anniversary on May 1.

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