Uriah Kiser

Part 1 of this series walked the Prince William file: a felon on probation, a February gun case, and a form saying the prosecutor's office agreed to let him walk without cash.

Michelle Davis-Younger spent her last night as mayor listening to other people tell her who she had been.

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When a global PC maker takes devices back, what share actually gets a second life, and who decides? Stefan Larsen, Lenovo's global sustainability services leader, is the manufacturer voice on this episode of the Resource Recycling Podcast. He runs customer-facing environmental services from Copenhagen: take-back, a certified second life, and advice before the purchase order is signed.

The hallway is where the e-scrap deals get done. Resource Live sits down with the people running the 2026 E-Scrap Conference in New Orleans and asks why this is still the show the industry notices if you skip.

Uriah Kiser sits down with Matthew Young of Electronics Value Recovery and Emily Chapman of Resource Recycling for a full look inside the 2026 E-Scrap Awards. The awards ceremony closes the E-Scrap Conference on October 28 in New Orleans, and this episode walks through every category, every nominee, and the gong show Uriah is hosting for the first time.

A certified recycler stamp is not proof of ethical downstream management. That's the core point Jim Puckett, founder and chief of strategic direction at the Basel Action Network, brings to this episode of the Resource Recycling Podcast.

Can a manufacturer close the loop on its own products, or does circularity only work when recyclers, municipalities, and the...

Can a manufacturer close the loop on its own products, or does circularity only work when recyclers, municipalities, and the people designing the next unit are all in the room? On this episode of the Resource Recycling Podcast, host Uriah Kiser talks with Andrea Murphy, Director of Environmental Affairs at Panasonic Corporation of North America. Murphy leads product stewardship for the North American business and chairs the governing committee of Electronics Manufacturers Recycling Management Company (MRM).

Electronics recyclers, IT asset disposition specialists and circular-economy professionals opened the 2026 E-Scrap Conference with a classic New Orleans second-line parade Sunday evening, covering roughly one mile from the Hyatt Regency New Orleans lobby to Pat O'Brien's in the French Quarter.