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

The scholars are recognized for their excellence in master’s and doctoral waste management research and education.

The plan will divide the city into 20 zones, each served by three to five carters selected through a competitive process.

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

The MealConnect platform allows small, local food businesses to donate their extra food within their communities.

OSHA officials have released their list of the top 10 violations seen by the agency in fiscal year 2018.

Grants target recycling or reuse of glass, wood, plastics and mixed recyclables.

The city will pay homeless workers $15 per hour as part of its Beautify San Jose program.

The company will provide new and pre-owned refuse trucks to national cooperative purchasing program participants.

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