The Southeastern Public Service Authority (SPSA) received a positive update on the Frederick Sorting Facility’s acceptance testing, a critical step in implementing a new waste-supply contract aimed at reducing reliance … Continue reading SPSA Hears Strong Early Results From Frederick AI-driven Sorting Facility
In this Waste Dive article, Jacob Wallace covers the U.S. EPA’s rollback of the 2009 endangerment finding, which underpins many climate regulations. While unlikely to directly affect waste and recycling … Continue reading Waste facilities expected to escape effects from federal climate rollback, for now
Florida, like the rest of the nation, faces growing housing challenges due to limited land, environmental regulations, plus changing flood maps, prompting a focus on reclaiming and repurposing existing contaminated … Continue reading Reclaiming Ground: Turning Contaminated Sites into Housing Solutions
Joy Stephens, BS, MAT, MSc, and Jordan Leech, P.G., MSCE, discuss how landfill aerial surveying uses drone technologies like photogrammetry and LiDAR to collect topographic data, each suited to different … Continue reading Landfill Aerial Surveying: Choosing the Right Tool for the Job
Nationwide, the rental market is quickly becoming unaffordable. For example, Florida’s rental market is facing a severe crisis, marked by rising costs, a dwindling supply of affordable housing, and intensifying … Continue reading Florida’s Rental Crisis Deepens: Study Shows Rising Costs, Shrinking Supply, and Climate Pressures ...
