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Arcadis, CCI BioEnergy partner under Master Service Agreement

The partnership aims to advance organics processing capacity and sustainable materials management across the U.S. and Canada.

SWANA, Fire Rover develop fire incident reporting tool

The webpage is dedicated to collecting battery-related fire data and improving battery safety.

Anaergia, Eni and CREvolution forge renewable fuels partnership

The partnership aims to sustainably produce hydrotreated vegetable oil, biodiesel, sustainable aviation fuel and more.

SES opens second zero-waste facility in Kansas City

The new facility offers a complete range of landfill diversion services.

Cemex Ventures increases investment in waste-to-energy startup

Waste to Energy Advanced Solutions specializes in the conversion of nonrecyclable solid waste and biomass into clean energy.

Perpetual Next appoints general manager

Rolf Bosma has international senior leadership experience in the technology, recycling and energy sectors.

WM joins SWANA as corporate partner

The waste and recycling company has become a corporate partner of the Solid Waste Association of North America (SWANA).

Taurus RNG awarded funding for integrated anaerobic digestion, carbon sequestration facility

The company has been awarded $10 million to construct a facility that will produce RNG exclusively from livestock manure.

EPR implementation working group adopts nationwide focus

The National Stewardship Action Council and Stewardship Action Foundation scale their S.B. 54 Working Group model nationally while also releasing a circular economy policy guide.

Mardi Gras sustainability initiative collects 14K pounds of recyclables

The recycled material collected includes more than 70,000 aluminum cans, 30,000 plastic bottles, 6,500 glass bottles and 16,000 throws.

Republic Services appoints Ian Craig to board of directors

Craig serves as CEO for Coca-Cola FEMSA.

Phoenix Public Works Department proposes solid waste rate increases

Rate increases will be necessary to offset rising operating costs, the department says.

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