Recycled Rubber Coalition

The Better Play Today newsletter is here! ?? This biweekly newsletter will provide up-to-date research and information on the safety and benefits of using recycled rubber in our communities. Check out the inaugural edition today to learn more about the Better Play Initiative and the latest in the world of recycled rubber. #BetterPlayToday #safeplay #recycledrubber

Exciting news! The Better Play Initiative has launched! ?? At the Recycled Rubber Coalition, we're committed to helping communities make informed decisions about parks and playground surfaces. That’s why we created the Better Play Initiative—a nationwide public education campaign providing trusted resources on the safety, durability, and benefits of surfaces made with crumb rubber and other recycled rubber materials. Every community deserves safe, accessible, and long-lasting play spaces. Recycled rubber helps make that possible. Learn more about this new initiative and get the facts on recycled rubber here: https://lnkd.in/eErh65k7

As we move into the colder months of the year, choosing materials that withstand weather elements is essential. Recycled rubber surfaces bring unmatched durability to playgrounds, sports fields, and roads. From poured-in-place rubber playground surfaces to crumb rubber sports fields and rubber-modified asphalt on our streets, recycled rubber products deliver year-round resilience in any environment. Discover how recycled rubber is building resilient, accessible, and safe spaces for all seasons by reading our latest blog: https://lnkd.in/gcmr7X26

We're so proud to have?Amy Brackin,?K. Stratton Kirton and?Joseph Gallo represent Liberty Tire Recycling at Walmart's 2024 Sustainability Milestone Summit. This was a fantastic opportunity to share our vision to create a more sustainable and resilient future through innovative #RecycledRubber products. Thank you to Walmart and Roberto Bertin for hosting us and to everyone who stopped by our booth! #DrivingAGreenerTomorrow

Industry leaders are expanding the use of recycled rubber through advanced technology, large-scale projects, and broader educational awareness. From installing NFL fields to promoting inclusive playgrounds, these companies are making their communities safer and healthier for all. Check out some of these innovative companies in our latest blog post: https://lnkd.in/eyErc-3P

It’s time to go back to school, and recycled rubber is ready and waiting to support students in the classroom, playground, and more. We follow recycled rubber as it makes every part of the school day smoother and safer—from the morning bus ride to afternoon sports practice. https://lnkd.in/e4nw4n8Z?

How does recycled rubber compare to cork, a new player in sports surfaces? We compare the two materials in our latest blog post according to durability, safety, price and sustainability. In short: crumb rubber is still the superior choice: https://lnkd.in/e4NQWqWZ?

As the Olympics begin this week, we’re showcasing the unsung hero of sports safety: recycled rubber. Recycled rubber is used in all kinds of sports surfaces, from running tracks to rugby fields, and even in beach volleyball courts. Find out what sports use recycled rubber and how the material keeps athletes safe: https://lnkd.in/d_j7DQSq

If you live in a city, odds are that recycled rubber has played an important role in its construction. Recycled rubber is a sustainable and durable material that helps construct smoother roads, build safer playgrounds, and reduce noise pollution. Learn more about the uses of recycled rubber in urban design and infrastructure in our latest blog post:? https://lnkd.in/gSTbu-Ch

With summer fast-approaching, the pickleball craze will return to cities across the country. Just as important as the paddle in hand or ball in play, is the playing surface underneath. Recycled rubber is used within pickleball surfaces, and is engineered for high-intensity play, improving the ball rebound rate while lessening stress on the body. Read more: