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Waste-to-Energy Plants are Making a Comeback

2015-01-12 05:23:00| Waste Age

New York Times News Service With landfills shunned, recycling programs stalled and the countrys record-setting trash output unyielding, new waste-to-energy plants are being eyed as a path to salvation. read more

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