The article, “Water use, water rates, and what is ‘fair’” by an unknown author, presents a comprehensive discussion about the equitable use and pricing of water in California, particularly focusing on Palo Alto and its neighboring communities. This is the third post in a three-part series that aims
West Virginia's ambitious goal of bringing high-speed internet to all corners of the state encountered its fair share of hurdles, primarily revolving around pole attachment issues crucial for broadband expansion. Despite being awarded a substantial budget of $1.2 billion for this massive
In the heart of California's fertile agricultural region, the San Joaquin Valley, the conundrum of food waste demands attention, spurred by California's ambitious SB 1383 law mandating a dramatic reduction in organic waste disposal by 2025. The urgency to divert food waste from landfills
The recent decision by the Trump Administration to impose new tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China has stirred significant concerns within the U.S. plastics industry. Matt Seaholm, President and CEO of the PLASTICS Industry Association, voiced the industry's apprehensions regarding the
Sustainability efforts are gaining momentum across the United States, with cities adopting innovative strategies to reduce waste and promote circularity. This article delves into the robust initiatives of Boston, Columbia, Boise, and Fort Collins, highlighting their unique approaches to achieving
Arizona is facing a significant challenge in managing food waste, with a staggering $9.5 billion worth of food wasted annually, placing it as a leader in food waste by volume. In response to this pressing issue, waste management professionals at COMPOST 2025 in Phoenix are spearheading efforts to
