RubberForm did not invent making products from recycled scrap tire rubber and recycled plastic, RubberForm is perfecting it.
Does your corporation need to find a world class recycled rubber and recycled plastic products for your corporate sustainability mission?
Who Is Buying Recycled Rubber?
We offer a very unique product at Rubberform, which may have left you wondering, who orders these products? Find out here.
Continue readingWhy Choose Reclaimed Rubber?
Rubber is a versatile material that is useful in every industry. Find out why reclaimed rubber is the best choice and how it could be the solution you need.
Continue readingWhat Are the Environmental Impacts of Throwing Away Tires?
Tires represent a serious environmental concern on several fronts. Part of the risk lies with their chemical makeup. Toxins released from tire decomposition, incineration or accidental fires can pollute the water, air and soil.
Continue readingWhat does it mean to be “Green?”
Are you part of the quickly growing “going green” movement? Do you look for an organic label on your food, energy saver sticker on your appliances and ways to lower your “carbon footprint?”
Continue readingWhat is an Eco-Industrial Manufacturer? RubberForm is One…
A company that is considered “eco-industrial” has more involved than just efficiency. Eco-industrial manufacturing goes beyond the basics of complying with the law, cutting waste and operating efficiency.
Continue readingWhat’s the Big Deal about ‘Buying American?’
Are they made by American companies? If not, who and what are you supporting?
Continue readingWhere the Rubber Meets The Road Again
Bill and Deborah Robbins, the brother-and-sister team founding RubberForm Recycled Products on Michigan Street, are making environmental consciousness their business.
Continue readingUSGBC – Infographic: Top 10 states for LEED in 2016
Check out our infographic for more details on the Top 10 States for LEED in 2016.USGBC just dropped its annual list of the Top 10 States for LEED, which recognizes those states leading the way for sustainable building design, construction and transformation in 2016. Together, these states certified 309.12 million gross square feet of space and are at the forefront of the evolving green building movement.
Continue readingUSGBC Report Estimates Half of Commercial Construction Will Be Green By 2016
A new report from the US Green Building Council (USGBC) suggests that at the rate green building is growing in the U.S., it may represent more than half of all commercial and institutional construction as soon as 2016.
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