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Teamsters says workers in Massachusetts, Illinois, California, Georgia and Washington are striking as a tactic to secure a more favorable contract.

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City workers, including waste collectors, went on strike July 1.

This acquisition adds approximately 10,000 customers, a fleet of more than 30 trucks and a MRF to Cards’ portfolio.

Windfall Bio’s biocover uses natural microbes to mitigate odor and methane emissions.

The company says this investment will help it scale operations, enhance its technology platforms and pursue acquisitions.

A study in western Canada finds a chance to win $1,000 by recycling a bottle could yield higher returns compared with 10-cent returns.

Ghassan Korban will develop and strengthen water management partnerships as vice president of large projects and structuring.

The company diverted 260 tons of C&D waste from landfills in the first six months of 2025.

The first Textiles Recycling Expo took place in Brussels, Belgium, and attracted 126 exhibitors and 3,336 visitors from 67 countries.

Ryan Cerrato of Denali, who has been in the bulk product business since 2014, will fill a seat vacated by Michael Martinez of the 11th Hour Project.

It is the university’s third time achieving this national recognition.

Northeast plans to integrate Mass Green into its hauling business.

Doorstep-to-dumpster valet trash and recycling company named RangeWater’s preferred Southeast vendor.