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Drunk on power
There's a new WTE in town: whisky-to-energy. Full Story »
King County, Washington, considers drug take-back law
Drug manufacturers would pay for disposal of unwanted meds. Full Story »
Ameresco posts loss, sees revenue fall during first quarter
The company lost 4 cents per share for the first quarter. Full Story »
Update: Report critical of thermostat manufacturers, programs
Two environmental organizations say thermostat manufacturers are shirking their responsibility when it comes to keeping toxic mercury from their products out of the nation's landfills and waterways. Full Story »
Survey claims 80% of UK businesses don't recycle
Study from Business Waste says companies also illegally dumping their waste. Full Story »
EPA recognizes 10 USPS facilities for waste reduction efforts
The U.S. Postal Service has been recognized for its waste reduction efforts as part of the U.S. EPA's Federal Green Challenge competition, initiated to help reduce the federal government's environmental impact. Full Story »
Paint stewardship program takes shape in Connecticut
Program will formally begin July 1 and require all architectural paint manufacturers that sell products in the state to register with PaintCare Inc. Full Story »
More than 100 NYC restaurants to participate in waste reduction challenge
More than 100 New York City restaurants have pledged to reduce their food waste 50% as part of the city's first-ever Food Waste Challenge. Full Story »
Where are the 'Best Places To Work'?
Think your company can make the cut? Join us for a free webinar today. Full Story »
TerraCycle, Kimberly-Clark partner to recycle cleanroom waste
Kimberly-Clark Professional has partnered with TerraCycle to launch RightCycle, a recycling program for hard-to-recycle cleanroom waste such as gloves, hoods, boot covers and other protective clothing. Full Story »
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