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Expanded polystyrene (EPS) is often misunderstood in public debate — seen as unrecyclable due to its low weight and high volume. But a detailed 2015 report from Divert Nova Scotia and Clean Foundation tells a different story. At the time of publication, several Canadian provinces had already established successful EPS collection and recycling systems: While

A newly published study commissioned by the Danish Environmental Protection Agency has found that collecting and compacting expanded polystyrene (EPS) at municipal reuse stations may yield measurable environmental benefits compared to incineration. The study, carried out by Rambøll, compares two handling scenarios: incinerating EPS with residual waste, or collecting it separately for compaction and recycling.