- An interesting fact that most people do not know is that when it comes to used oil, two gallons can power an entire household for 24 hours. Recognizing this, both SHiFT and the state of Missouri are determined to continue encouraging the proper disposal of used oil. The Missouri Department of Natural Resources provides great information regarding the correct way to manage used oil.
- Similar to used oil, used, waste tires also pose an additional threat to our environment. The state of Missouri provides a list of regulated, and licensed waste tire centers and haulers that you can trust to properly dispose of old, un-usable tires.
- Vehicles contain numerous hazardous materials that pose threats at the conclusion of a vehicle’s life. One of these materials is anti-freeze. Earth911 provides the necessary resources needed in order to properly dispose of anti-freeze and other hazardous materials in Missouri. Simply input your zip code to find applicable laws and regulations as well as helpful tips and tricks.

EV Battery Recycling: A Growing Challenge for Vehicle Retirement
As electric vehicles become more common, the automotive recycling industry is facing new challenges. NPR explores the economics and risks of EV battery recycling, with SHiFT co-founder Joe Hearn offering insight into how these batteries are already affecting recyclers and the broader vehicle retirement process.

The Importance of Recycling End-of-Life School Buses
As school districts modernize their fleets, responsibly recycling end-of-life school buses is essential for protecting students, reducing emissions, and supporting a more sustainable future. Learn why proper vehicle retirement matters and how SHiFT is helping drive positive environmental impact.

Recycling Today: First Student and ARS Donate End-of-Life Vehicle Proceeds to Charity
Retired fleet vehicles can do more than leave the road. They can create lasting environmental and community impact. Learn how First Student and Advanced Remarketing Services’ SHiFT Vehicle Retirement Initiative are giving end-of-life vehicles a greater purpose.