What We're Reading: Page 122
Industry reads hand-picked by our editors
Oct 10, 2022
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NOLA.com
The city of New Orleans is assessing options on sanitation contracts after Metro Service Group’s Ch. 11 bankruptcy filing.
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San Francisco Chronicle
San Francisco got over 1,000 responses to trash can designs.
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The New York Times
Can McKinsey solve NYC’s trash problem?
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FOX17
Republic Services files motions to dismiss suit against Murfreesboro, Tennessee, landfill.
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The Eagle-Tribune
Plaistow, New Hampshire, working through trash pickup issues with Republic Services since the company acquired contracts from JRM Hauling & Recycling.
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E&E News
Can anti-coal tactics work against plastics?
Oct 07, 2022
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Nola.com
Beleaguered New Orleans trash hauler files for bankruptcy protection, possibly freezing new contracts.
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Brooklyn Paper
Woman hit by DSNY truck in Brooklyn, sent to hospital for leg injury.
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Waste360
Closed Loop Partners and the Composting Consortium provide 4 ways to boost organics infrastructure.
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Yardley, PA Patch
Republic ends residential service In Lower Makefield Township, Pennsylvania.
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ABC13 Houston
Holmes Road Recycling building engulfed in large fire after explosion caused by car being cut up.
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Axios
Mycocycle teams up with Rubicon, Lendlease on fungi-driven recycling pilot.
Oct 06, 2022
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York Dispatch
Republic landfill’s discharge into Kreutz Creek violates Pennsylvania DEP standards, remedy expected in 2023.
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Bloomberg
Electric vehicle charging to get RFS biofuel credits under EPA plan.
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WBKO
Scott Waste addresses Bowling Green, Kentucky, residents’ recent issues with switching to automated collection.
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Axios Des Moines
Iowa’s bottle redemption program sees automation and technology changes.
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AP News
Keep it or toss it? ‘Best Before’ labels cause confusion.
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Retail Dive
Another Goodwill resale site launches as the market takes off.
Oct 05, 2022
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HR Dive
Exit Interview: WM’s former HR chief on her move to USAA and the profession’s evolution.
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WTTW
While Chicago recycling rate remains stubbornly low, advocates and officials eye improvement.
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WFMZ
Pennsylvania courts rejects PA Waste’s appeal to build Boggs Township landfill.
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WPTA
Fort Wayne, Indiana, expects to use $10M in ARPA funding to delay GFL rate increases until next year.
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Waste Today
Sourgum Waste announces Southeast expansion.
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TribLIVE
Legislation could allow Pittsburgh to fine residents, businesses for excess trash.
Oct 04, 2022
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Streetsblog New York City
New York’s Department of Sanitation hires McKinsey for waste containerization study.
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Resource Recycling
Editor’s analysis: Are bale prices foreshadowing recession?
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GreenBiz
Google launches startup accelerator for the circular economy.
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Newark, NJ Patch
New Jersey advocates push for law to remove WTE from list of renewable energy sources.
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Axios
Trash Warrior, an on-demand waste removal startup for Amazon warehouses, raises $8M
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Recycling Today
Recology King County wins 10-year contract with small Washington city.
Oct 03, 2022
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WESH
Central Florida counties cleaning up debris after Hurricane Ian.
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KSBW
Santa Cruz, California, announces deal with SEIU to avert strike that would have affected waste collection.
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Gothamist
New York City rolls out universal organics collection for Queens residents.
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KFI AM 640
LA City Council seeks to revive illegal dumping reward program.
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ABC 15
Phoenix bulk trash pickup seeing ‘significant’ delays due to staffing.
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New Haven Register
What’s next for closed Hartford, Connecticut, trash plant? Officials say future still uncertain.
Sep 30, 2022
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Inside Climate News
The plastics industry searches for a ‘circular’ way to cut plastic waste and make more plastics.
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Record Eagle
Crash involving GFL Environmental truck in Traverse City, Michigan, sends 3 to the hospital.
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Times Argus
Casella Waste Systems is buying part of a Vermont college campus for new training facility and employee housing.
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WKRN
Murfreesboro, Tennessee, residents awaiting refunds from trash company that abruptly closed.
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CT Insider
New Milford Town Council approves waste initiative using new Connecticut deposit funds from nip liquor bottles.
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