Flat-Out Flagrant
Mar 01, 2004
MUNICIPAL WASTE TRANSPORT permit and licensing fees unduly burden interstate commerce if they are not apportioned based on the hauler's local activity, according to a ruling by a Texas appeals court...
Pennsylvania Could Charge Green Fees
Mar 01, 2004
PENNSYLVANIA GOV. EDWARD G. RENDELL wants to help the environment by revitalizing communities, improving parks and protecting farmlands in the Commonwealth. But much to the chagrin of many in the industry, he wants waste haulers and producers to...
Sugar Daddy
Mar 01, 2004
IF A SALESMAN INVITED you to an expensive dinner, you'd ask yourself, “what's the catch?” The same could be said for communities going greener. Fighting for clean air and water, and conserving resources is a good thing, but all communities face...
Less EPA Funding
Mar 01, 2004
PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH has proposed a $7.76 billion budget for the Washington, D.C-based Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in fiscal year 2005. These monies represent a $133 million increase over his fiscal year 2004 budget request. However...
Paying for E-waste
Mar 01, 2004
AFTER THREE YEARS of searching for common ground, the National Electronics Stewardship Program Initiative (NEPSI) found itself one step closer to developing a nationwide system for managing the disposal of electronic waste (e-waste) at its meeting...
Houston Neighborhood Receives All Clear
Feb 24, 2004
Houston -- U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) officials have given the "all clear" to a neighborhood in which its residents believe was infested with hazardous runoff from an abandoned dump. Acres Homes residents believe the Booker...
Landfill Near Joshua Tree Stirs Controversy
Feb 12, 2004
Riverside Co., Calif. –- Brimming with controversy instead of trash, the proposed Eagle Mountain Landfill would lie outside Joshua Tree National Park, touch three of the park’s boundaries, and create air, noise and light pollution, according to...
At Last, KC Recycling Begins March 1
Feb 10, 2004
Kansas City -- Kansas City has anounced it will be implementing its curbside recycling program, RecycleFirst, in 75 neighborhoods on March 1. By December 2004, the city expects to have every household setting out recyclable materials and working...
EPA Reviews Sharps Disposal
Feb 09, 2004
Washington, D.C. – The Coalition for Safe Community Needle Disposal has been working with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to find alternative disposal methods for used needles and other medical sharps, the agency reports...
EPA Reviews Sharps Disposal
Feb 09, 2004
Washington, D.C. – The Coalition for Safe Community Needle Disposal has been working with the Environmental Protection Agency to find alternative disposal methods for used needles and other medical sharps, the agency reports...
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