We Energies will build and operate a 2.25-megawatt solar array on 8 acres of the closed landfill.

The Reading, Pa., facility can recycle more than 36,000 tons of old corrugated cardboard per year.

The final part of a three-part series examines the beneficial uses of rubber-modified asphalt.

The city hopes to bring a facility that would recycle single-use and “dirty plastics” to the area.

The proposed expansion would cost an estimated $42 million and would extend the landfill’s life by 20 years.

Boson Energy and ASW are building a medical waste-to-energy plant, with ambitions to launch at least 20 more nationwide in the next five to 10 years.

The Wastequip Distribution Center is expected to be open for business in July.

As it braces for enforcement of the state’s organics diversion law, Orange County is working to create other beneficial uses for its green waste.

The facility is located in Fort Wayne, Ind., and is set to be complete in the spring.

The New York Times explores how the reopening of a shuttered paper mill in Old Town, Maine, could be the town’s saving grace.