What We're Reading: Page 49
Industry reads hand-picked by our editors
Jul 25, 2023
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MLive
Proposed ‘failsafe’ landfill for sewage in case of PFAS regulations rejected in Genesee County, Michigan.
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The Conversation
Decades of messages about recycling in the US have crowded out more sustainable ways to manage waste — researchers.
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Voice of San Diego
San Diego taking hands-off approach to composting contamination.
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The Florida Times-Union
Jacksonville, Florida, composter earns nearly $5M grant from USDA to expand.
Jul 24, 2023
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Agriculture Dive
Amid race to finish farm bill, budget office declines request to add staff.
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The Hamilton Spectator
Hamilton, Ontario, fined $50,000 for failing to sponsor capital upgrades to stinky compost plant.
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WRVO
Councilors voice concerns amid sanitation cart rollout in Syracuse, New York.
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The Reporter-Times
Illegal dumping in Mooresville, Indiana, raises recycling program costs.
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CT Insider
Branford, Connecticut, residents adjust to recycling and trash overhaul following American Beverage investment.
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Homewood Star
Homewood, Alabama, to join metro area solid waste authority’s hauling contract with Amwaste.
Jul 21, 2023
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POLITICO
Biden administration lays out plan to squeeze mergers.
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The Denver Post
Denver’s pay-as-you-throw program increases diversion rate 3% in first 6 months; compost rollout stretches to 2024.
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WVTM 13
$250K fine proposed in fire at Environmental Landfill-owned facility in St. Clair County, Alabama.
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Patch
Following complaints, Tredyffrin, Pennsylvania, transitioning to municipal trash collection contract.
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The Advertiser-Tribune
Fostoria, Ohio, officially opposes WIN Waste landfill expansion.
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WAPT
Trash pickup may be affected by extreme heat in Jackson, Mississippi, Richard’s Disposal says.
Jul 20, 2023
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Bloomberg Law
Pentagon PFAS incineration could start within two months.
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ABC 15
City of Surprise, Arizona, to resume curbside recycling program.
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Waste Today
Anaergia to build wastewater energy recovery facility in San Diego, California, area.
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NorthEscambia.com
Emerald Coast Utilities Authority in Florida may end free curbside recycling, adding a fee for those that recycle.
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Asheville Citizen Times
Use of plastic bags to dispose of yard waste banned in Asheville, North Carolina.
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WXXI News
Monroe County and Pittsford, New York, to pilot collection program for anaerobic digestion.
Jul 19, 2023
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Construction Dive
OSHA heat standard still not in sight.
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NBC5
Trash lines the streets of communities across Vermont as storm cleanups by Casella, others continue.
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WGAL 8
Refunds promised for some customers after Waste Connections-owned affiliate misses pickups in Pennsylvania.
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Lehigh Valley Live
Easton, Pennsylvania, facing ‘hugely expensive’ Republic Services trash contract. What’s driving up costs?
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CleanTechnica
Wind turbine recycling gets $5.1M boost from U.S. Department of Energy.
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Los Angeles Times
Newport Beach, California, awards $4M contract for construction of Newport Bay Trash Wheel.
Jul 18, 2023
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Despite signing bill, Missouri governor never funded program probing radioactive waste.
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New York Magazine
Can Jessica Tisch make New York City less disgusting?
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The Advocate
Garbage issues are piling up across Louisiana, from controversial pickup schedules to higher fees.
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Financial Times
Tesla co-founder’s battery recycling start-up Redwood Materials closes in on $5B valuation.
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San Fernando Valley Business Journal
San Fernando, California, places liens over unpaid Republic Services commercial waste bills amid rising costs.
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Waste Today
Agromin helps put Ventura, California, compost program in place.
Jul 17, 2023
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Talk Business & Politics
Waste Management launches $35M RNG facility in Springdale, Arkansas.
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WUSF Public Media
Mosaic seeks EPA approval to use controversial phosphate byproduct in Florida road demonstration.
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Manufacturing Dive
9 more states have sued ‘forever chemicals’ manufacturers.
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West Central Tribune
West Central Sanitation truck driver convicted of careless driving in fatal crash in rural Raymond, Minnesota.
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Reuters
Waste pickers work for reliable business as global firms pull back on recycled materials.
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