Recology's unpermitted Pier 94 facility ordered shut by Air District
“Recology’s been a problem since 2009. What we found out is all these concrete crushing factories surrounded us like a circle of dust.”
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“Recology’s been a problem since 2009. What we found out is all these concrete crushing factories surrounded us like a circle of dust.”
E-commerce ruled the holidays. So why aren't Bay Area recycling centers choking on cardboard? FacebookTwitterEmail 1of5 Reggie Cummings inspects bales of cardboard stacked at the Recology recycling facility on Pier 96 in San Francisco.Paul Chinn / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 2of5 Residential cardboard collection has increased, but the rise is offset by a drop in pick-ups from businesses.Paul Chinn / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 3of5 Anthony Babbs readies a bale of flattened cardboard for shipping at the Recology facility on Pier 96. Some cardboard is shipped overseas for processing.Pau...