What We're Reading: Page 142
Industry reads hand-picked by our editors
Mar 18, 2022
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NationalWorld
Global Recycling Day 2022 focuses on frontline workers, the 'recycling fraternity.'
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The Chronicle
Federal court sides with Teamsters in dispute about Republic's handling of a switch to automated collection in Ohio that cost workers 'hundreds of thousands of dollars.'
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ArkansasBusiness.com
Epic Glass Recycling exploring joint venture with AeroAggregates for $20M processing facility in Arkansas.
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Waste360
Trinational cooperative CEC aims to help cut food waste.
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Climate Home News
United Nations plastics treaty resolution tees up battle over oil industry's plan B.
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GreenBiz
The missing 45%: The role of circularity within climate disclosure.
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HR Dive
Talent wars push employers to focus on faster, more frequent financial rewards.
Mar 17, 2022
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Clarion Ledger
WM intervenes in lawsuit over Jackson, Mississippi's collection contract, says mayor should be required to follow RFP process.
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KPBS
San Diego City Council takes step toward drafting ballot measure that would end free pickup for single-family homes, reversing century-old ordinance.
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Waste Today
Capstone Partners: Healthy economy should lead to strong recycling, M&A surged 65% in 2021.
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Tulsa World
Recycling habits in Tulsa, Oklahoma, need improvement after curbside hiatus, according to city report on high contamination rates.
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MyRye.com
Rye, New York, ends curbside food scrap recycling pilot that had been running since 2019.
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Grist
The census undercounted people of color. Here’s what that means for environmental justice.
Mar 16, 2022
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Nola.com
New Orleanians living on top former landfill win $75M judgment against city.
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Mississippi Free Press
Special judge will oversee litigation in Jackson's garbage contract war, WM withdraws suit against city.
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Albany Democrat-Herald
Republic Services pulls appeal over denied landfill permit in Oregon, will submit new application for expansion.
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Main Street Nashville
Nashville’s trash woes begin to subside after emergency deal with WM and Waste Pro.
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Cape Cod Times
Expansion of last active landfill in Massachusetts' Cape Cod region receives local approval.
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Maryland Matters
Maryland lawmakers once again consider a bill to remove renewable energy subsidies for incineration.
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Syracuse.com
Still limited by truck shortage, Syracuse, New York, splits collection into two shifts and expands pickup window.
Mar 15, 2022
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Waste Today
NWRA board elects McLaughlin's Don Ross as new chairman.
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Gotham Gazette
What comes first in New York City's reset on food waste? Skip the truck and focus on reduction.
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WBUR News
Modernizing the bottle recycling program in Massachusetts would have big benefits, Reloop report finds.
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Recharge
Samsung Ventures invests in waste-to-hydrogen start-up Raven as first US plant gathers steam.
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Mahoning Matters
Report: Oil and gas waste treated at Pennsylvania facility more radioactive when discharged.
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GoErie
IRG takes next step toward building $185M plastics recycling facility with Pennsylvania land purchase.
Mar 14, 2022
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Berkshire Eagle
OSHA cites ‘serious’ workplace health exposures at Community Eco Power combustion facility in Massachusetts, imposes $26K penalty.
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CT Examiner
As Connecticut's MIRA loses a key source of revenue, and facility set to close soon, towns weigh options for trash.
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News4Jax
Clay County, Florida, working to resume recycling, despite ongoing labor limitations.
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Governing
It’s time America stopped throwing out food waste.
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Outside Online
Inside the battle to save compost in New York City.
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The Guardian
Rush of lawsuits over plastic waste expected after ‘historic’ treaty deal.
Mar 11, 2022
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MLive
GFL reaches $2.3M settlement to address odor issues at landfill formerly owned by Advanced Disposal, following lawsuit by Michigan's attorney general.
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Clarion Ledger
Mayor of Jackson, Mississippi, now suing city council as latest move in ongoing collection contract battle.
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WBALTV
WIN Waste Innovations planning $45M upgrade at Baltimore facility, with goal of lowering emissions.
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The Berkshire Eagle
Casella working to buy bankrupt Massachusetts incinerator for $1M, would dismantle it and convert to transfer station.
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Bristol Herald Courier
US EPA offers ongoing collaboration, but declines to take active role in fixing odor issues at landfill in Bristol, Virginia.
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BioCycle
Examples from Atlas Organics and Andion about raising capital to scale organics recycling infrastructure.
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Fast Company
Google sees success from incremental changes, such as smaller bowls, in effort to reduce food waste 50% by 2025.
Mar 10, 2022
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York Dispatch
Penn Waste fire estimated to cost at least $8M, but won't disrupt collection service.
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CTV News
GFL fined CA$73K for 'high-risk violation' after 2020 workplace fatality in British Columbia.
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News4Jax
Jacksonville, Florida, will continue accepting glass when curbside recycling resumes in April.
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Record-Journal
Meriden, Connecticut, piloting organics co-collection program for 1,000 households, material going to Quantum AD facility.
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Recycling Product News
McNeilus acquires CartSeeker AI technology that allows for automated collection without joystick usage.
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HR Dive
Breaking down the monthly BLS job report.
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