Design and Construction

The new recycling center, which will begin construction in May, is slated to bring in approximately 250 local jobs.

A 25-year fight over the proposed Gregory Canyon landfill in San Diego County has finally come to an end.

The upgrade will increase the 200,000-square-foot recycling facility's recycling capacity by 170 tons a day,

The expansion is designed to extend the landfill's life by 20 to 30 years.

Construction is expected to continue through January 2017 and resume again in April 2017.

In addition to the incinerator, the city is also replacing its existing power plant with a new plant that will run on fossil-fuel free biomass.

The park would include a visitor center and a view of the San Gabriel Valley.

The $65 million plan will concentrate the contaminated soil at the 43-acre Allied Paper Landfill site in Kalamazoo, Mich., into a 23-acre pile isolated from Portage Creek.

The company is looking to move ahead with an expansion at a Maine landfill while also landing a contract extension in New York.

The new cell will take up about 11 acres of the landfill property, spanning 313 acres total.