In a new push to enhance efficiency and address urban challenges, Owen Ellington, Chairman of the National Solid Waste Management Authority (NSWMA), recently proposed a significant shift in how garbage collection is managed. His proposal, discussed during a special operations meeting called
The Western United States faces a myriad of challenges related to water management and infrastructure resilience. From legislative actions to conservation efforts, stakeholders are actively engaged in addressing these pressing issues. This article delves into the recent developments, initiatives,
In the heart of Colorado, a significant challenge looms over the state's water quality management efforts, as a sizeable backlog in water quality permits continues to impede progress. These permits are crucial under the federal Clean Water Act, serving as essential tools to regulate pollutants in
Significant changes are on the horizon for blue box recycling operations in Ontario, particularly affecting Quinte Waste Solutions. For 35 years, Quinte Waste Solutions has been serving the community, but this chapter will come to an end on July 17, 2025, when they will cease operations entirely at
In a significant push to enhance environmental sustainability, Michigan has experienced a notable increase in its recycling rate, which has climbed from roughly 14% before 2019 to over 23% today. This upward trend signals the state's commitment to recycling initiatives, aligning its goals with
The holiday season is a time of joy and celebration, yet it can also result in a significant amount of waste that impacts the environment. In Chicago, efforts are underway to ensure that festive decorations such as Christmas trees and holiday lights are disposed of in an eco-friendly manner. This
