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WM Wants Consumers to Pay More as It Moves More Trash

2020-05-13 16:16:00| Waste Age

More Americans are home and it ultimately results in more residential waste and a higher cost for haulers. Devina Rankin from Waste Management talked about charging cities and towns more to pick up their trash and recyclables as a result of this.

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