In The Loop
Cabir KansupadaA weekly AI-curated newsletter covering the US circular economy tracking the science, policy, and business. Designed to be read in two minutes or less.
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$184 Billion: Recycling’s Hidden US Economy
The Big Number
$184 billion
That’s the total annual economic activity the US recycled-materials industry generates, according to a new Recycled Materials Association (ReMA) study. It also supports more than 603,000 American jobs and pr...
$3 Billion: A New Hazardous Waste Giant
Week of June 1st, 2026
The Big Number
$3.04 billion — Today Veolia closes its acquisition of Enviri’s Clean Earth business, instantly becoming the No. 2 hazardous waste player in the U.S. with 82 locations, 19 treatment/storage/disposa...
12 Million Tons: The Northeast's Capacity Crunch
The Big Number
12 million tons — That's how much waste the eight Northeast states now ship out of their region every year, roughly 26% of all the disposal-bound trash they manage, according to a new Northeast Waste Management Officials'...
18%: Recycling Profits Defy Commodity Slide
The Big Number
18% — That’s how much Waste Management’s (WM) recycling segment grew its operating earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) in the first quarter of 2026, even as single-stream commodity pri...
$184B: Recycling's True Economic Weight
The Big Number
$184 billion — That’s the total annual economic activity generated by the U.S. recycled materials sector in 2025, per a new study the Recycled Materials Association (ReMA) released on Earth Day, April 22. The industry dir...
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Growth & Strategy at Circular Services. Recent business school graduate, ex-Tesla finance, and materials engineer. In the Loop is a weekly AI-curated briefing on circular economy policy, materials science, and business — under a minute to read.
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