Colorado county waste study finds one-third of C&D waste could be diverted
The study, conducted by Michigan-based Resource Recycling Systems, audited 250,000 pounds of materials over 68 samples.
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Rehrig Pacific partners with Openscreen
The companies will leverage Openscreen’s QR code-activated microsites with Rehrig Pacific’s collection carts.
Minnesota county to implement geothermal technology, PFAS treatment at regional landfill
A 10-acre geothermal landfill cell being developed in St. Louis County will provide heat for a new 10,000-square-foot wastewater treatment plant.
Ohio EPA approves WIN Waste landfill expansion
Permit will allow for a 94-acre expansion at a landfill in Fostoria, Ohio.
In their prime: How to keep your machines younger for longer
Preventative maintenance and operational efficiency will help keep your landfill machines in their prime.
C&D World accepting registrations
Annual event’s 2025 installment will take place in Dallas on March 11-15.
Heritage Environmental Services appoints chief operating officer
Timothy Thomas will assume the role effective Oct. 14.
Reworld signs definitive agreement to sell minority stake to GIC
Houlihan Lokey is serving as financial advisor to Reworld and majority owner EQT.
Veolia to use solar power at Arkansas hazardous waste facility
The environmental services firm is connecting its Gum Springs, Arkansas, hazardous waste treatment plant with a 5-megawatt solar array.
Recycle Florida Today offers storm cleanup tips
Recycling association urges safety and patience during cleanup efforts in state hit by two named storms in rapid succession.
Reworld to cease operations at California’s last remaining incinerator
Company will end waste serves at Stanislaus County facility Dec. 2.
New York completes rollout of weekly compost collection services
The program, which began in Queens in 2022, is now permanent and offered across the five boroughs.
Ohio city sees recycling contamination rate decrease
Akron, Ohio, reports that its contamination rate decreased to 12.5 percent, eliminating contamination costs.
