Emissions

NMED submitted revisions for a state plan, as well as another set of revisions on behalf of the Albuquerque-Bernalillo County for landfills under the city-county jurisdiction.

The report highlights the company’s sustainability progress and a renewed focus to help build a more sustainable food system.

An Environmental Law in New York article explains how the bill “could be made better” with provisions that go beyond reducing the number of carters in a given zone.

The company says its emissions reduction target of 35 percent by 2030 has been approved by the Science Based Targets initiative.

The EPA has extended its comment periods for hazardous waste worker protections and incinerator emissions guidelines.

The final rule is effective on September 6. States must submit plans by August 29.

San Diego’s ESD switched from composting using windrow to a covered aerated static pile process.