The expansion still needs approval from the Air Pollution Control District, water quality regulators and the Marine Corps, which owns the land.

The newly combined company will offer expanded services and maintain US Ecology’s mission of protecting human health and the environment.

City officials have approved $100,000 to study how a WTE plant would contend with the city’s landfill limits.

A new movie is bringing more focus to the potential impacts of PFAS, but industry experts and federal regulators are waiting on advanced scientific research.

The new transfer station will be built to help accommodate growing waste streams at the county’s landfill.

Town officials say they are examining different options to implement a new way to deal with sanitation.

Two districts have been entangled in a lawsuit over fees levied on waste generated in one county and disposed of in another.

A trial court ruled that Chiquita could challenge operational conditions, including waste capacity limits and requirements supporting the county’s legislative agenda.

King County, Wash., will no longer accept plastic bags and wraps in its curbside recycling program and is considering building a WTE facility as its landfill nears capacity.