California municipalities are updating collection and processing contracts to address contamination in recycling and organic waste streams, driven by state legislation and market demands for cleaner materials. These contracts emphasize … Continue reading Contractually Addressing Contamination
Radon exposure is a significant health hazard in the U.S. According to the U.S. EPA, radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer and the leading cause among non-smokers. … Continue reading What Apartment Owners Need to Know About Radon
Local governments face challenges in attracting investment to urban infill sites due to environmental risks, financial feasibility, and lengthy development timelines. Brownfields and Voluntary Remediation Expert Eric Williams recommends adopting … Continue reading Think Like a Developer: How Local Government Can Attract Urban Infill Investment
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
