Doug McDonald, a Waste360 2019 40 Under 40 award recipient, discusses his waste and recycling career, his goals for the future and why servant leadership is important.

AEPW’s three-year collaboration with Project STOP will focus on the regency of Jembrana, located on the northwest coast of Bali.

The “Sea the Future” initiative aims to make plastic a cashable commodity and eliminate plastic waste worldwide.

Using an alias email, Marketplace commissioned three waste collection businesses to process the plastic material, but only one company recycled the plastic.

If passed, industry will have a year to prepare for the legislation, which also will allow the government to regulate other single-use plastics.

The city has invested in a major overhaul of its Southeast Resource Recovery Facility to continue processing the 1,380 tons a day of waste it receives.

Zero Waste East, held September 24 and 25 in Newark, N.J., brought together waste, recycling, organics, energy and government leaders to discuss industry issues and solutions.

During a happy hour event for some U.N. delegates, the company partnered with Trash Tiki and outlined its sustainable development goals for 2030.

Anne Germain, Jim Riley and Kirk Sander will serve as triumvirate of chiefs to CEO and President Darrell Smith.