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Business Report May 2024—Highlights from WasteExpo 2024 - Vimarsana News

Business Report May 2024—Highlights from WasteExpo 2024

The mood was ebullient on the show floor, as attendees frequently commented on how well the industry is doing, with the publicly-traded solid waste companies being rewarded with improving stock price valuations as a result. Also, with regard to the publicly-traded companies, it was repeatedly noted that strong pricing was holding as costs are (albeit slowly) coming down, resulting in the strong margin performance evident in the first quarter results that had just been reported.

Long-awaited PFAS regulations renew strategy discussions at WasteExpo - Vimarsana News

Long-awaited PFAS regulations renew strategy discussions at WasteExpo

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Delaware Agencies Join Forces Against Illegal Trash Dumping - Vimarsana News

Delaware Agencies Join Forces Against Illegal Trash Dumping

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Unnamed equipment problem sparks Sussex DSWA facility fire - Vimarsana News

Unnamed equipment problem sparks Sussex DSWA facility fire

Investigators are working to determine exactly what started a fire that caused about $100,000.00 in damage to a Delaware Solid Waste Authority facility downstate.

Source: wdel.com
Commercial Fire Singes DSWA Generator Building - Vimarsana News

Commercial Fire Singes DSWA Generator Building

The Millsboro Fire Company responded to a commercial fire at the Delaware Solid Waste Authority landfill yesterday around 1:20 p.m.

Source: wboc.com