Grants range in value from $1,000 to $10,000 and must be used to create projects that encourage activities such as reducing waste, increasing recycling, reusing durable goods and composting.
Key assets in the transaction include the Rosehill Transfer Station and a construction and demolition landfill in Midland City, Alabama, along with approximately 82 vehicles and 35,000 containers.
Regenerate utilizes patented hydrometallurgical processes to recover critical metals from used batteries, offering a low-emission alternative to traditional smelting.
The move reflects ongoing consolidation in the commercial vehicle supply chain and underscores the importance of integrated solutions in a competitive market.
The Environmental Protection Agency is reconsidering whether facilities that recycle plastic chemically should be held to the same strict air pollution standards as incinerators.
Curbside recycling services are set to resume in Decatur beginning Tuesday, April 21, with city officials announcing the return of blue pickup day routes for residents.
The Muscatine Department of Public Works is notifying residents that the recycling drop-off area at the Muscatine Transfer Station will be closed on Friday and Saturday, April 17–18, to accommodate a crane that will be…