The industry group’s members are seeing a double-digit increase in deployments over the past year.

Supreme Wraps opens limited franchise territories featuring exclusive Apterix polycarbonate PPF tech after explosive growth success.

Rocky Mountain Race Weekend, held at Pueblo Motorsports Park September 5-7, is a weekend of squalling tires, roaring engines, and hanging out with friends and family.
Darrin, Kim, and children Ebben and Adalyn Urie travelled to Pueblo so the kids could compete, doing just

POCATELLO — Everyone loves a great thrift store find, and thrifting at Pocatello’s Saint Vincent de Paul just got better. The thrift store and food pantry, at 855 South 2nd Avenue, has completed a major renovation, adding 360 square feet of showroom space. “Our customers are going to love it. We’ve doubled our clothing capacity […]

The NFL is coming back to RFK.
DC Council approved the $3.7 billion deal on a second vote Wednesday, after an extended breakfast discussion during which Council Chair Phil Mendelson warned that the t

To help readers spot these seemingly unhygienic Trojan Horses, we've rounded up 11 high profile restaurants that've received subpar grades just this year, ranging from Rosa Mexicano to The Pierre Hotel.

Worth Mentioning Free Legends for Youth Baseball Clinic at Vets Home this Saturday The Legends for Youth Baseball Clinic, hosted by the Tug McGraw

The Department of Energy on Wednesday signed the paperwork needed to allow radioactive waste to be pumped into the Hanford nuclear site’s vitrification plant 23 years after construction began, …

On Thursday, WM (formerly Waste Management) held a ribbon-cutting ceremony at its new Grand Central Recycling Facility.

RaeAnn Tucker from the Henry and Stark County Health Departments and First Choice Health Care Clinics joined Wake Up Tri-Counties to discuss health news and designations for September. September is Sexual Health Awareness Month, and the Henry and Stark County Health Departments are spotlighting a […]

ExxonMobil is scrapping 100 million euros of investments into plastic recycling projects in Rotterdam and Antwerp. The U.S. oil and gas company plans to process 80,000 tons of plastic waste each year at its two current facilities. A senior executive, however, says that projects of this size cannot be restarted unless EU regulations are revised.

Finnish label material company UPM Adhesive Materials has announced that its releasable general-purpose RW85C adhesive has been certified by RecyClass.

A new license has been drafted for Van Buren Township's hazardous waste facility. On Thursday, Sept. 18, the public chance can speak, ask questions.

Julie Coker, president and CEO of NYC Tourism + Conventions, tells Iain Stirling about her new role and plans for growth. IS: What attracted you to the position of president and CEO?JC: Having had the opportunity to work in two other major metropolitan cities – Philadelphia and San Diego – along with my time at Hyatt in Chicago, New York represented what we’d all refer to as the Mecca when it comes to travel and tourism. The chance to use my skill set and experience from 21 years, made New York City incredibly attractive when the opportunity arose. New York City is really in a class of its own because of such a diverse economy and so many different levers driving tourism. This is the number one point of entry for all international travellers to the US. IS: What are your immediate priorities?JC: First, we need to return to the growth pace we were on in 2019. Last year, we had 64m visitors. The immediate priority is getting back to that growth trajectory, not just reaching the 2019 high watermark of 66m visitors, but returning to our pre-Covid growth pace. Second, we’re continuing our strong work across all five boroughs, ensuring visitors aren’t just coming to Manhattan but also experiencing Queens, Staten Island, Brooklyn, and the Bronx.Third, and more long-term but ongoing, is continuing to be a leader in travel and tourism. We work closely with Brand USA and take seriously our responsibility to be a welcoming, inclusive destination that represents all of the US. IS: Given the current political situation, do you think that 76m visitor target might be affected?JC: New York has always seen fluctuations due to a variety of challenges and geopolitical tensions, but, through May, based on what we’re hearing from our hoteliers, we’re on track to meet our forecast. We lean heavily into the fact that New York has options for all budgets. Over the last two months, sentiment around the US is starting to normalise. Conversations we were having in February with Canada and other countries seem to have simmered down. Some headlines aren’t necessarily translating into how consumers are actually purchasing. IS: Where do you see the greatest potential for growth in the business events sector?JC: Meetings and conventions are very strong in New York. Javits is reporting strong numbers this year and has undergone major renovation. Traditionally, Javits has been focused on for-profit trade shows. We can work with their new president and CEO to diversify that mix, bringing in more corporate and association groups. The wealth of our knowledge economy also provides experts for speakers and potential sponsors for meetings and conventions. We leverage that backdrop. We’re also celebrating New York City’s 400th anniversary this year, which leads into the US’s 250th anniversary. Next year, we’re hosting the FIFA World Cup finals in July, including the final and, as part of America’s 250th celebration, we’ll have Sail4th 250 – over 30 tall ships in the harbour. IS: How are you bringing in sustainability and innovation into your destination marketing and business events strategy?JC: Most RFPs from meeting planners ask about our sustainability practices. Our hotel community, especially larger brands like Marriott, Hyatt, Hilton, and IHG, have embraced this with best practices. We have a white paper on our website, covering topics like food waste and recycling materials from events. We’re particularly proud of Javits’ efforts. They debuted their expansion in 2021 with a 6.75-acre green roof – the largest in the US – and they have aggressive programmes for booth breakdown.New York’s world-class transportation system also makes it easy to get around without cars, which is much more sustainable.

The owners and operators of Clover Flat landfill must pay nearly $6.7 million for environmental restoration projects as part of a settlement in connection

Plush seats made of recycled Pepsi bottles? Shredded jeans for denim interiors? The materials inside many next-gen vehicles are sustainable and cruelty-free.

New Mexico has some of the largest mega-dairies in the country. CTFP, a “clean fuel” program, could entrench and enrich these polluting facilities.

The U.S. Department of Energy will move forward with a long-planned program to treat nuclear waste at the Hanford Site, according to a Washington lawmaker.

A bill introduced in Philadelphia would force the city to stop sending waste to be burned. And a new zero waste plan in Delaware County, where the facility is located, urges an end to incineration.

East Aurora's switch to 96-gallon garbage totes is catching residents off guard; police urge everyone to hold off on using them until October 6 for a seamless waste collection change.

Hunters in Ohio have additional dates this season to pursue white-tailed deer in the Chronic Wasting Disease surveillance area.

Eight pioneering factories prove sustainability drives efficiency, innovation, and competitive edge in global manufacturing.

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