This week’s episode, “Ending Plastics Pollution,” pushes to get governments, corporations and citizens to address ocean plastic pollution.

NWRA has joined a broad coalition calling for passage of a transportation bill to address the nation’s infrastructure deficit.

The Heritage Group Accelerator, a three-month intensive program of research and development, mentorship and collaboration, will scale 10 startups.

The report looks at two case studies of large-scale fires at waste-to-energy facilities that occurred two months apart.

The $4.2 million digester will close this December due to a lack of available food scraps.

The national battery stewardship program has reinforced its commitment to the gold standard for recycling.

The new round of funding will help the startup solidify its position as a leading retail waste management and compliance platform.

Instead of a ban, government officials are asking states to enforce existing rules against storing, manufacturing and using some single-use plastics.

The plan, “Shaping SUEZ 2030,” aims to position the group for the opportunities and the challenges of the next decade.

The company allegedly violated California laws by illegally disposing of hazardous wastes and improperly shredding customer information.