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Several New Jersey towns served by Republic Services for trash collection are steaming about service delays brought on by staffing and equipment issues.

There's been a lot of buzz lately about plastics and worms, with much of the recent news generated by a report out of Australia on a study showing that a "superworm" could eat and digest expanded polystyrene. (Other, earlier studies have looked at similar capabilities.) But before you celebrate,…

A plump larva the length of a paper clip can survive on the material that makes Styrofoam. The organism, commonly called a "superworm," could transform the

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The National Waste & Recycling Association (“NWRA”) and Solid Waste Association of North America (“SWANA”) sent a May 10th joint letter to the Chairmen and Ranking Members of the...

The company says the projects will reduce carbon emissions while providing clean and reliable heat and power.

Discover this year's Young Pros in the municipal water and wastewater industry

LARGO – City Commission members on May 17 celebrated the successes of Solid Waste team members at a recent skills competition.

Waste and water industry groups are turning to Congress for help.

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