The Borough of Waynesboro in Pennsylvania might build a recycling facility in a former lumber yard building.
The center, which would be developed and run by Kiamon Group Inc., would handle nonferrous materials like aluminum, brass, nickel and copper, according to the Herald-Mail newspaper in Hagerstown, Md.
All recyclables would be brought into the facility overnight instead of being left outside. Around 15 people would be hired if the facility is built, the paper reported.
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Oregon, Washington and Illinois are among the states enforcing new laws, including right-to-repair and organics disposal updates.
The phase out of this Biden administration program is expected to be more about changing program labels than funding itself. Local corps members have worked on waste reduction, recycling and food recovery in multiple states.
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Oregon, Washington and Illinois are among the states enforcing new laws, including right-to-repair and organics disposal updates.
The phase out of this Biden administration program is expected to be more about changing program labels than funding itself. Local corps members have worked on waste reduction, recycling and food recovery in multiple states.
