How public money could propel organics processing
A U.S. state and the Canadian federal government have recently put millions of dollars into large-scale anaerobic digestion projects.The following...
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New York City, Connecticut eye policy changes
Members of the New York City Council are looking to amp up organics recycling and push forward on zero-waste goals....
EPA weighs in on cuts to plastic production, food waste
The U.S. EPA released a plastics pollution plan that supports steps to reduce production of single-use and difficult-to-recycle plastics. Meanwhile,...
Juno Technology aims for 90% diversion
Georgia-Pacific's Juno Technology is testing out plant locations and partnerships through a Seattle pilot project.
NYC eyes source-separated yard debris mandate
New York City proposed making the source separation of yard material mandatory and allowing commingling of organic scraps with the...
First Person Perspective: Cost, capacity and compliance impede organics recycling in California
California has always been at the forefront when it comes to tackling climate change, having championed clean energy and taken...
Closed Loop’s push to link MRFs, organics and more
Last year's launch of Circular Services created a new family of varied recycling companies, yet they're all focused on a...
Litany of laws
Over the past eight years, California has passed a wide range of bills related to food packaging and foodware waste....
In My Opinion: Clear California’s organics roadblocks
The CEO of California's largest composting company says the race is on to build out the state's organics processing capacity...
Northeast state funds organics-garbage ‘co-collection’ projects
The state of Connecticut is supporting a unique approach to organics diversion: collecting food scraps and garbage in separate plastic...
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