The report highlights the company’s substantial progress in sustainability and outlines a set of new initiatives and goals.

Approximately $2 million is available through the Trash-Free Great Lakes program to fund up to 12 projects.

The fund aims to divert recyclable materials from landfill and halve food waste by 2030.

The measure would ban all single-use plastic bags and is expected to take effect in July 2020.

Climate change has prompted the company’s quest to eliminate single-use cups and disposable packaging.

The Allied Paper Inc./Portage Creek/Kalamazoo River Superfund site is divided into six segments, or operable units, that require cleanup.

The $200 million strategic partnership will capture methane from U.S. dairy farms and convert it into clean, renewable energy for U.S. consumers.

The government plans to limit single-use plastics to reduce ocean pollution by 70 percent by 2025.

Nestor discusses her start in the industry at a time when women weren’t in leadership roles, as well as how she became an “embedded resource” for her clients.

The facility will provide a sustainable waste solution to the county and nearby jurisdictions.