Part two of a two-part series looks at potential packaging and labor relations issues as more states legalize recreational marijuana.

Part one of a two-part series on the fast-growing cannabis industry covers stringent regulations and potential challenges around cannabis waste disposal.

The Diamond Alkali/Passaic site in Newark, N.J., was removed from the list, and three more sites were added.

Two companies have been awarded grants of $100,000 each to develop their ideas for recycling latex paint into new products.

Carnival will start collecting discarded soap from guest and crew staterooms throughout its fleet and send it to a Clean the World recycling center for processing.

After a 493-day delay and opposition from Senate Democrats, the Senate approved the former Dow Chemical lawyer to head EPA’s Superfund and waste programs.

The company’s fully automated system shreds, disinfects and reduces waste volume by 90 percent.

“The Butt Stops Here” program has equipped seven golf carts at Rolling Hills with cigarette receptacles via a Keep America Beautiful grant.

The agency encourages other states to follow suit and is seeking comment on this proposed approval during a 60-day public comment period.

The veteran owned and operated company employs veterans and offers residential and commercial junk removal services.