Union County, New Jersey, will hold October 2026 paper shredding, scrap metal and household hazardous waste events across Berkeley Heights, Linden, Cranford, Rahway and Scotch Plains. The free programs have material limits and residency requirements…
A Charles River Associates analysis commissioned by Veolia projects U.S. hazardous-waste generation could reach 37.4 million tons annually by 2033. CRA modeled that a 1% to 3% shortfall in management capacity could reduce projected 2033…
Accepted household hazardous waste during the event includes paint, pesticides, algicides, gasoline, oil, cleaning chemicals, fluorescent bulbs and large batteries, including lithium batteries.
More than 900,000 residents served by Westchester County's Refuse Disposal District can now place used Nespresso capsules and other small aluminum items in curbside recycling. New sorting infrastructure at the county's material recovery facility is…
Fort McCoy’s Qualified Recycling Program generated more than $1.1 million during fiscal year 2026, led by five competitive sales of 140 tons of scrap brass shell casings. The Wisconsin installation also recycled unusable shipping containers…
One of the main questions surrounding the city’s solid waste contract is how much waste would be sent to the company’s incinerator in Chester, Pennsylvania, and whether City Council will approve the agreement.
The major change came in 2024, when Flint distributed more than 68,000 free 96-gallon trash carts and 64-gallon recycling carts to over 34,000 households.
The event will accept a broad range of electronics, including computers, monitors, printers, keyboards, cell phones, televisions, copiers, scanners, radios, cables, wires, power supplies, microwaves, toaster ovens and air conditioners.