Industry 411 - Waste Management

Thanks to a $500,000 federal grant, more than 100 cameras will be strategically and clandestinely placed at chronic dump sites throughout Camden.

Founder and CEO Doug Rassi made a vow that he'd do something to make the world a better place. Decades later, is company is turning waste milk bottles into sustainable seating, and more.

Earlier this month, plans for the 13th-annual Binghamton Business Plan Competition were announced. For over a decade, Binghamton has hosted its annual Business Pla

The federal Environmental Protection Agency has finalized its decision to designate Greenpoint’s Meeker Avenue Plume a Superfund site, setting the stage for a

A big pile containing carcinogens has lingered in the neighborhood for years. Activists say the city is \

China presented on Mar. 23 its first long-term plan for hydrogen, targeting production of green hydrogen between 100,000 and 200,000 tonnes per year by 2025, while India and Japan have agreed to expand the scope of their energy collaboration to cover solar power, clean hydrogen, electric vehicles, and battery storage. Furthermore, French gas giant Air Liquide said it want to increase research investments in hydrogen mobility and heavy-duty mobility and German electrolyzer manufacturer Sunfire raised a total of €86 million to expand its manufacturing capacity.

The New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) has advised of the following street and bridge closures in the Bronx from March 25 to April 11.

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On Sunday, March 27, Volodymyr Zelensky gave his first extensive interview with Russian journalists since the beginning of Russia’s war against Ukraine. Zelensky spoke over Zoom with Meduza editor-in-chief Ivan Kolpakov, Dozhd editor-in-chief Tikhon Dzyadko, writer and journalist Mikhail Zygar, and Kommersant special correspondent Vladimir Solovyov (not to be confused with the Russian propagandist who shares his name). Read Meduza’s translation below.

Moderate Democrats want progressives to give President Biden more leeway, but the left believes its message has never been more relevant.

For the Tomahawk Leader LINCOLN COUNTY – Competitive races in Supervisory Districts throughout Lincoln County will appear on April 5 ballots. Learn more about some of the candidates below. To view Lincoln County’s Supervisory District maps, visit www.lincoln.wi.us/bc-county-board/page/district-maps/. District 1 Incumbent William R. Bialecki is running unopposed in Lincoln County District 1. Name:  William (Bill) Bialecki (Incumbent) Age:  76 Family:  Spouse Judy, 9 children, 4 grandchildren Employment/position:  Part-time Director of Lincoln County Development Corp., retired master electrician and state certified commercial electrical inspector Past/present elected offices:  Two terms as Mayor, one term on City Council, three terms on County Board. …

VILLAGE OF FAYETTEVILLE – The Fayetteville Village Board spent the better part of its March 16 meeting going over aspects of its proposed 2022-2023 budget. According to Mayor Mark Olson, tipp…

The cultural scene springs into action this last weekend of March, with fashion shows, puppet extravaganzas and more.

Juniper Ridge Landfill is meant for in-state waste, however neighboring states Massachusetts and New Hampshire are filing it up.

Russian soldiers who seized the site of the Chornobyl nuclear disaster drove their armored vehicles without radiation protection through a highly toxic zone called the 'Red Forest,' kicking up clouds of radioactive dust, workers at the site said.

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U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff paid a visit to Wilkinson County Monday as work begins on the county’s first-ever public sewer system.