New York City has added 50 new charging stations that will power city government fleet vehicles using sunlight.

The state has invested $17.1 million in cap-and-trade funds for clean technology development that will benefit vulnerable communities.

Miami-Dade has one of the lowest recycling rates in Florida due to contamination, data records and market volatility.

The program aims to reduce the amount of solid waste generated by the town and, in turn, reduce waste disposal costs.

The bill would mandate a pilot organics collection program in some buildings that house city agencies.

To qualify for the highest ratings, organizations must demonstrate that the majority of funds raised directly support programs rather than administration.

The proposal follows the LEED model to evaluate several aspects of providing municipal waste services.

To celebrate its 65th year, Keep America Beautiful reintroduced itself with a new public service advertisement, "Let's Talk About America.”

BYD lauds CARB for adopting the Innovative Clean Transit regulation requiring a zero emission transit system by 2040.

NWRA and MWRA partner to continue to advocate for solutions to issues affecting the waste and recycling industry.