Legal

DEQ’s move comes a year after a lawsuit was filed against CFS alleging the company failed to follow multiple rules regarding how its landfill was operated.

The court ruled that even if St. Paul residents vote against a single hauler waste collection system, the city’s existing contract with haulers must be paid in full.

At least four subsidiaries of United Technologies Corp. have been named as defendants in lawsuits seeking damages from alleged PFAS contamination.

Collection workers claim the company failed to pay them time-and-a-half for more than 40 hours worked in a week.

Communities in North Brooklyn, Southeast Queens and the South Bronx will now continue to be protected by Local Law 152.

The judge ruled that the landfill represents a “clear and immediate danger” to residents nearby.

Total Reclaim’s new CEO, Bobby Farris, discusses how he plans to restore trust with the company’s employees, customers and public at large.

The lawsuit is centered around a 10-year contract and alleges that the county’s transfer station operation is overcharging residents for composting.

NORA applied to PHMSA for a determination that HMTA preempts Oregon Administrative Rule as applied to transporters of hazardous waste.

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