National Waste & Recycling Association

The association says the proposed rule is “costly and unfairly targets incinerators.”

NWRA announced the promotions of Steve Changaris, LaWanda Jones, Peggy Macenas and Brandon Wright.

The board has addressed its key programs for 2019 and seeks to increase engagement through committee expansions.

The association is calling on local governments to request use of automated collection and other safety innovations in new collection contracts.

The agenda stakes out the waste and recycling industry’s policy positions on three dozen federal issues.

NWRA’s vice president of technical and regulatory affairs combines her engineering background with her industry knowledge to drive growth.

NWRA urges motorists to slow down and yield to collection vehicles, especially when the operator is emptying a cart or walking back to the truck.