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10 Things You Need to Know For the Waste & Recycling Industry Today (July 3, 2014)

2014-07-03 16:55:00| Waste Age

A smoldering fire at the Bridgeton landfill outside St. Louis is at risk of breaking out on the surface. Neighbors of Sonoma Countys Central Landfill are threatening to file a federal Clean Water Act lawsuit over the pollution they say has been running off compost piles and fouling surrounding waterways. Dells e-waste director pens an opinion piece arguing against banning secondhand computers. A bill recently introduced in the New Jersey legislature would benefit landfill gas-to-energy facilities in the state. These are among the 10 things you need to know today from around the waste and recycling industry. Content Classification:  Curated read more

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