Waste Management

How Is Samoa Building a Circular Economy?
Utilities How Is Samoa Building a Circular Economy?

Samoa has embarked on a transformative journey to redefine its relationship with waste, moving decisively beyond traditional disposal methods to champion a comprehensive circular economy. This ambitious national strategy is a direct response to the escalating pressures of the "triple planetary

Are Batteries Fueling a Recycling Crisis?
Utilities Are Batteries Fueling a Recycling Crisis?

A seemingly harmless act, tossing an old electronic device into a recycling bin, is increasingly sparking a dangerous and costly crisis within the nation's waste management infrastructure. As our reliance on portable electronics grows, so does the number of lithium-ion batteries powering everything

Can Your Holiday Be Festive and Sustainable?
Utilities Can Your Holiday Be Festive and Sustainable?

The festive period between Thanksgiving and New Year's Day often brings a significant environmental toll, with the average family's household waste increasing by an astonishing 25 percent during this time. This surge is driven by a combination of shipping materials from online shopping, single-use

How Is Nebraska Turning Foam Waste Into New Products?
Utilities How Is Nebraska Turning Foam Waste Into New Products?

The immense challenge of recycling expanded polystyrene foam, known for its bulky yet lightweight composition that makes it notoriously difficult and expensive to process, has long plagued municipal waste management systems. A groundbreaking initiative in southeast Nebraska is now tackling this

CSRD Ends Free Yard Waste, Adds Minimum Landfill Fee
Utilities CSRD Ends Free Yard Waste, Adds Minimum Landfill Fee

Residents within the Columbia Shuswap Regional District will soon face a significant shift in how they manage household waste, as the long-standing practice of free, year-round yard waste disposal is coming to an end. In a decisive move toward a more sustainable and financially accountable system,

Why Wait A Decade For Clean Water In East Orosi?
Utilities Why Wait A Decade For Clean Water In East Orosi?

For the 950 residents of East Orosi in Tulare County, the promise of clean drinking water has remained frustratingly just out of reach, a situation that persists even as a fully funded $13.5 million infrastructure project stands ready to break ground. This community has endured over a decade of

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