This is NWRA’s latest attempt to urge the federal government to grant waste and recycling an industry-wide ELD exemption.

The initiative will include a rule to establish updated standards that address NOx emissions from heavy-duty trucks and engines.

Report reveals foundation funding reached $134 million in 2016, with venture capital funding reaching $125 million in 2018.

Industry leaders hope Congress can compromise on infrastructure that improves transportation and the nation’s recycling capabilities.

Global Disposal is providing a roadmap for cities to meet the amount and plan for all waste-related services.

The project will leverage Greenlots’ technology to help California meet its emissions goals through the use of electric trucks.

New master plan provides opportunity for partnerships and innovative approaches to waste management.

In 2016, Elgin became the first municipality in the Chicago area to join Waste Management’s “Recycle Often. Recycle Right.” program.

The city is considering replacing a garbage collection fee with a volume-based rate to give residents a financial incentive to recycle.

FirstStep campaign presses for new public, policy commitments through Earth Day 2019.