This Week in Waste: Top Stories November 18 – November 21, 2024
The top stories featured on This Week in Waste include, how to cut down on food waste during Thanksgiving, 2024 being the worst year for facility fires yet, and battery EPR sweeping through Illinois.
#5 - Waste World - Episode 6: Rising Leaders Talk Trash 2024
Each year, Waste360 asks the industry to lift up their young professionals for recognition and honor them as a new class of leaders representing all things waste. Join us to hear from a sampling of the newly crowned 40 Under 40 Class of 2024.
#4 - 2024 Is The Worst Year Yet for Waste and Recycling Facility Fires
The waste and recycling industry is on track for a record number of fire incidents in 2024, driven by challenges like lithium-ion batteries in scrap materials and difficulties in managing combustible piles.
#3 - AMP Robotics and Waste Connections Partner for AI-Powered Recycling Facility in Colorado
A new agreement will see AMP Robotics Corp. (AMP) equip and operate one of Waste Connection’s greenfield recycling facilities.
#2 - Here’s How to Curb Thanksgiving Food Waste and an Update on Policies to Tackle Waste Year-Round
The holidays are coming, and for most of us that means extra time for family, friends, and food. Lots of food. Then comes the aftermath: tonnages of grub that flow into garbage cans and ultimately on to landfills.
#1 - Illinois Launches Sweeping Battery EPR Law
Manufacturers will absorb the cost of collections, recycling, and disposal as well as take on the role of educating consumers on how to responsibly dispose of their batteries.
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