By recycling metal, Stalwart Metals International Inc reduces the amount of waste in landfills, conserve natural resources, and reduce energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions associated with mining and production of new metals.

In Canada, the metal recycling industry is well-established and highly regulated to ensure that it operates in an environmentally responsible manner. Metal Traders and recyclers collect and recycle a wide variety of metals, including steel, aluminum, copper, brass, and lead.

The benefits of metal recycling are many. For example, recycling aluminum cans can save up to 95% of the energy required to produce new aluminum from raw materials. Similarly, recycling steel can save up to 74% of the energy required to produce new steel from iron ore.

The Canadian government has also implemented policies to encourage metal recycling and improve environmental sustainability. For example, the Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment has developed a national action plan for the management of mercury-containing lamps, which includes the recycling of these lamps to prevent the release of mercury into the environment.

In addition, many provinces and municipalities in Canada have implemented policies and programs to promote metal recycling. For example, some municipalities offer curbside recycling programs for metal items, while others have established recycling depots or transfer stations where residents can drop off metal items for recycling.

Overall, metal recycling plays an important role in Canada’s efforts towards environmental sustainability, and the industry is well-established and highly regulated to ensure that it operates in an environmentally responsible manner.