Steel Cans
By Chaz Miller
Plastic and aluminum containers have replaced steel in the waste stream...
Digging for Demo Data
By Michael R. Taylor
Demolition industry commissions study of C&D waste stream to help develop recycling policies...
Recharging Forward
By Chris Carlson
Americans recycled more rechargeable batteries in 2007. ...
Office Paper
By Chaz Miller
The digital revolution is reducing the amount of paper used in offices. ...
Standards Issue
By Ed Repa
EPA promulgates new landfill gas engine emission standards....
Paper and Plastic
By Stephen Ursery
It's the familiar question heard in grocery stores everywhere: Paper or plastic? But when it comes to reducing the waste stream, those involved in solid...
Nipping It In the Bag
By Chris Carlson
Local governments continue to address plastic bag concerns....
Myth Bluster
By Chaz Miller
Debunking recycling’s most persistent urban myths. ...
Mommy Greenest, A Grave Situation
By Steven Averett
Mommy Greenest For countless eons, moms have been nagging us to take the trash out, so it should come as little surprise that they're also among the most...
Zero Aspirations
By Stephen Ursery
Deep in the heart of texas, city of Austin officials have unveiled an initiative that at first glance might appear as if it might have been hatched in...
PRODUCTS: GRINDERS/CHIPPERS
Bandit Industries The Model 4680 Beast Waste Recycler from Bandit Industries, Remus, Mich., is manufactured for processing large diameter trees, logs...
Sands from the Hourglass
By Peter Foye
Can recycled glass be used to replenish Florida’s beaches?...
Up and Running
By Sean Kilcarr
The right specifications and maintenance strategy can help fleets maximize equipment life, while minimizing expensive downtime and expensive repairs....
Privacy, Please
By Chris Carlson
Waste Industries USA finalizes deal to go private....
The Sanitation Seer
By Chaz Miller
Fearless legislative forecasts for the new year....
Fresh Air
By Chris Carlson
Senate committee adds recycling to climate change bill....
A Clear Solution
By Chris Carlson
New York uses shame to enforce recycling regulations....
The Year in Trash
BY CHRIS CARLSON
Last year, americans continued to recycle more municipal solid waste (MSW) despite generating more than ever. This trend, among others, was revealed in...
All in the Family
BY CHRIS CARLSON
The atlanta city council has passed legislation that will enforce stricter recycling regulations for owners and management of multi-family residential...
The High Cost of Doing Business
By Michael Fickes
Recently, the peoria disposal co. (PDC) in Peoria, Ill., acquired a small hauler. Among the new customers that came with the acquisition were residents...
Municipal Solid Waste 2006
By Chaz Miller
Municipal solid waste (MSW) is the stuff we have used and no longer need. EPA's MSW data does not track construction and demolition debris, or hazardous,...
Old Tannenbaum
Steven Averett, Managing Editor
According to the national christmas tree Association (NCTA), between 28 and 30 million natural Christmas trees will be sold in the United States during...
On Board
By Alice P. Jacobsohn
The environmental industry associations (EIA) elected three new members to its Board of Trustees on Nov. 7. Starting in January 2008, Charles Appleby,...
PRODUCTS: BALERS/COMPACTORS
Accent Wire The Accent 470 from Accent Wire, Tomball, Texas, is a wire tier system for balers. The knotter features a tilt-up and pivot-out mechanism...
Coca-Collaboration
By Chris Carlson
The National Recycling Coalition (NRC) has teamed with Coca-Cola for a recycling bin grant program designed to promote and support community recycling....





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