WM raises net income compared with one year ago
The waste and recycling company’s $726 million of second-quarter 2025 net income represents an increase of 6.7 percent compared with one year earlier.
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Defunct electronics recycling companies ordered to pay $3M for hazardous waste violations in Ohio
According to court documents, Closed Loop Refining & Recovery and Closed Loop Glass Solutions accumulated 150 million pounds of CRT in two warehouses.
Tacoma, Washington, launches smart camera technology pilot
The program aims to reduce contamination in the residential recycling stream.
Pride Disposal sees efficiency gains with Hydrotex BIO-XPL hydraulic fluid
A comparative study showed improvements in efficiency, reduced energy consumption and return on investment.
CDRA names new executive director
Andrea Johnson, formerly CEO of van der Linde Recycling and Container Rentals, also has held roles with nonprofits and global energy companies.
CRI credits DRS modifications for Connecticut container recycling rate boost
The Container Recycling Institute says deposit-return system changes in Connecticut helped the beverage container recycling rate grow to 65 percent in 2024.
LRS expands into Indianapolis with purchase of GHW
GHW will continue operating under its existing brand during the transition period.
Casella reports Q2 revenue growth, income dip
The regional waste and recycling firm sees the same pattern holding for its revised full year 2025 guidance figures.
Full Circle Future targets organics diversion
The new Washington-based not-for-profit group says its research will examine ways to divert the estimated 24 million tons of food waste that ends up in landfills each year.
GFL Environmental updates guidance, releases 2025 Q2 earnings
GFL reports a revenue increase of 5.9 percent in the second quarter of 2025.
Amp, Waste Connections break ground on MRF project
The AI-driven recycling plant in Commerce City, Colorado, will feature an Amp One system.
Michael Bros. announces leadership promotions
The personnel moves are designed to drive continued growth in the western Pennsylvania region.
Oregon EPR program faces court challenge
The National Association of Wholesaler-Distributors has filed a suit challenging the constitutionality of Oregon’s newly enacted EPR system.
