Oregon’s EPR law survives first constitutional test
After a five-day trial and 71 pages of findings, Judge Michael Simon says the state's packaging EPR law is constitutional.
After a five-day trial and 71 pages of findings, Judge Michael Simon says the state's packaging EPR law is constitutional.
AI adoption has moved from optional upgrade to competitive necessity. Companies restructuring around it is growing faster than most leaders realize.
Fish's retirement follows the departure and promotion of other C-suite executives at the company.
Nine months in the making, Bob's Red Mill's debut Impact Report traces a multi-year push to redesign its oatmeal cup and divert waste from landfills.
Producers would lose an exemption that's shielded heavier batteries from California's stewardship rules since 2022.
NAW says SB 54's 2032 recyclability mandate leans on the same standard a federal judge already froze in the SB 343 case.
Following CAA's announcement that it would not submit a bid for Maine's EPR program, the state's DEP announced that no bids have been received.
Circular Action Alliance announced it will not submit an RFP to implement Maine's EPR packaging program.
David Biderman, industry veteran and consultant, provided a regulatory update to attendees at WR Expo.
From a rural dirt road to Miami-Dade's landfill crisis, one thing is consistent: waste is a resource before it's ever garbage.
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