UTICA – As the summer season draws to a close, many are starting to clean yards and homes to prepare for the cold months ahead. The Oneida-Herkimer Solid Waste Authority reminds residents of Oneida and Herkimer counties that the regional household hazardous waste facility on Leland Avenue will close in …
Read More »Plant these foolproof natives this fall
Question: I want to grow more native plants for a habitat garden. Can you suggest five easy-to-grow natives? Answer: First of all, we applaud your interest in native plants for your garden! The natives are adorable, durable, and ideal for creating habitat and increasing the biodiversity in your garden. They …
Read More »Weeds this year – an overwhelming exercise in loss of control | Local News
I love the monsoon rains – except for all the weeds. These swaying groves of long, slender plants have grown everywhere – well, with the exception of the median roads. The Arizona Department of Transportation is fanatical about mowing freeways – for fear of spreading wildfires. But elsewhere, weeds rioted. …
Read More »City to use Mardi Gras-style garbage collection starting Friday
âThere is no magic wand that will fix this overnight,â Cantrell said. “If there had been one, I would have waved it.” The city of New Orleans will add a Mardi Gras style garbage collection process to help try to get rid of some of the garbage that is building …
Read More »Island Briefs: Superintendent search, mask warrant, hazardous waste collection
Superintendent Research Survey BAR PORT – To help them find a new school principal, the Mount Desert Island Regional School System Board is asking community members to complete a survey. âYour input will help us find the best possible candidate to serve our students, faculty, administration and community,â said Board …
Read More »FireSmart works bee success in South Green Lake – 100 Mile House Free Press
The Bravo FireSmart neighborhood recognition program team has had great success this month. Twelve volunteers picked up tree branches, logs and other flammable land fuels on an access strip between lots 898 and 902 on Green Lake South Road on August 25, loading the debris onto two trailers. The trailers …
Read More »5 takeaways from Canada’s official electoral debates
OTTAWA – Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s decision to call an election two years ahead of schedule did not work out as planned. Polls have always followed a drop in voter support for his Liberal Party and an increase in support for his closest rivals, the Conservatives, leaving parties in statistical …
Read More »Online guide to going green
?? Information on how to live sustainably is now easier to find thanks to an upgrade to Wellington Shire Council’s online resources for residents and local businesses. The Council’s website update includes an in-depth review of all things sustainability and the environment. This is part of a commitment made by …
Read More »Hillsborough County – Hillsborough County Labor Day Service Schedule
Posted September 3, 2021 | 4:37 p.m. Hillsborough County offices and most facilities will be closed Monday, September 6, Labor Day. There will be no solid waste collection (including garbage, recyclables and yard waste) in the Hillsborough County unincorporated service area, which also includes Tampa Palms, Hunter’s Green and New …
Read More »Food rescue groups divert 24 million meals from waste to plates across country
MONIQUE FORD / Stuff Food rescue groups have seen a 90% increase from the year before Covid-19, according to a new survey. (File photo) In the past year, food relief groups nationwide have diverted more than 8.6 million kilograms of food from wasted food, instead channeling it to families in …
Read More »Hong Kong Green Groups Criticize Delay ‘Beyond Imagination’ Before New Garbage Tax Comes Into Force
Environmental groups have accused the Hong Kong government of dragging its feet on imposing a new tax on garbage by setting a vague “18-month minimum” deadline for the tax to take effect. Sixteen years after it was first launched as an idea, the garbage tax proposal was approved by the …
Read More »Save food scraps from the landfill
Residents will be able to recycle leftover food in their green bins, with the establishment of a food and garden waste service in 2023. Knox City Council Mayor Cr Lisa Cooper said the new service will save valuable organics from landfill. âOver 41% of our general household waste is food …
Read More »NPD Organizers Work With Green Groups To Reduce Waste, Community News And Featured Articles
The organizers of this year’s National Day Parade (NPD) worked closely with environmental groups to make the parade as environmentally friendly as possible. Since last December, the NPD executive committee has engaged some 15 green groups to discuss materials that can be used to produce the NPD packaging so that …
Read More »PAL PAPERS: “Grow your own” – It’s easier than you think
PAL Kaua’i’s mission is to provide sustainable housing and living solutions, within reach, giving hope to the people of Kaua’i. By now you may know that we are PAL: LIFE At A Permanently Affordable Price – NOT just housing. We say: it’s housing and much more! Today we’re going to …
Read More »Solutions for e-waste generated by offices around the world are needed
A new UN report has shown that while electronic sales may have fallen by 30% in developing countries in the first quarters of 2020 due to the pandemic, that rate has only fallen by 5%. in the richest countries. In fact, the study published by the United Nations University and …
Read More »Mantria Corp. ‘Biggest Green Scam’ Promoter Wayde McKelvy Sentenced to 18 – NBC10 Philadelphia
The main investment promoter of what has been dubbed “the biggest green scam” in history, and launched by two Temple University graduates in an office near Philadelphia, has been sentenced to 18 years in prison for his role. Wayde McKelvy, formerly of Denver, Colorado and Sunnyside, Fla., Was convicted of …
Read More »How to tackle the ‘global mountain’ of e-waste left behind after COVID
_Carmen Ene is the CEO of 3stepIT, a Finnish company that has saved millions of landfill devices and reduced carbon emissions by helping companies adopt the circular economy model. Here, she explains how changing our relationship with technology ownership might help. _ As the world’s fastest growing waste stream, electronic …
Read More »Victoria switches to curbside recycling for garden waste in September
Beginning September 13, residents of Victoria can throw their yard waste in their organic waste bin, as the collection moves to a curbside collection model. The change means residents will have to bring their bins to the curb on collection days, instead of requiring collectors to collect bins in backyards. …
Read More »An exceptional harvest! 15 Easy August Gardening Tasks – For Flowering, Fruitful Days To Come | Gardening tips
gardenciers are always looking to the future, so while we enjoy the delights of the current blooms of the season, we are already thinking of the harvests and blooms of the future. Also make sure to meet the needs of the wildlife by stocking up on food and water: watching …
Read More »Firefighters lift burning restrictions for Las Cruces
The Las Cruces Fire Department will lift restrictions on open burning beginning at 8 a.m. on Wednesday, August 4. At that time, residents of Las Cruces could obtain burning permits at seven of the city’s fire stations. The fire station at Las Cruces International Airport does not issue a burning …
Read More »Boxborough transfer station adds composting service
Boxborough citizens can now bring their food waste to the town’s transfer station, 550 Codman Hill Road, for composting. Back Earth Compost Company has placed new green bins in front of the transfer station trash compactors to collect food, which can now become valuable compost instead of ending up in …
Read More »Malibu to offer free tree removal to help residents prepare for wildfires
MALIBU (CNS) – The City of Malibu today announced the launch of a free, grant-funded hazardous tree removal and tree chipping program to help residents prepare for wildfires . “Brush clearing and removing dangerous trees are important ways to create a defensible space to make your home more fire resistant, …
Read More »OTC Markets Group Announces Quarterly Index Performance and Rebalancing
NEW YORK, July 20, 2021 / PRNewswire / – OTC Markets Group Inc. (OTCQX: OTCM), operator of financial markets for 11,000 US and global stocks, today announced second quarter 2021 performance and quarterly rebalancing of the OTCQX® and OTCQB® indices, including the OTCQX Canada Index and the OTCQX Dividend Index. …
Read More »Zero waste soap company helps keep Durham cleaner, greener :: WRAL.com
By Peta Sheerwood, WRAL meteorologist Durham, North Carolina – A Durham soap company, Fillaree, is leading the way in its zero waste business model. The one-of-a-kind approach turns out to have lasting benefits on our environment with the mission of filling, reusing, reusing or composting everything. Alyssa Cherry, founder of …
Read More »The offers for Flint’s garbage collection have arrived. Here’s what happens next
FLINT, MI – Flint’s problems with securing a long-term waste collection contract could be solved in less than a month, and city officials have three proposals to consider. A spokeswoman for Sheldon Neeley said the mayor’s recommendation on a three-year contract for garbage is expected to be sent to a …
Read More »Paradoxal Surfboards 3D printed surfboards are made from green algae
Paradoxal Surfboards is a project led by a young Frenchman who wants to make surfing more respectful of our environment. Jérémy Lucas imagined 3D printed surfboards designed with greener materials, not those that come from the oil industry. Namely, from the green algae that washed up on the Brittany coast, …
Read More »Mahoning Recycling Rises In Items And Costs | News, Sports, Jobs
YOUNGSTOWN – The Mahoning County Green Team’s recycling efforts have come through the worst of the COVID-19 lockdown and have seen a huge increase in recyclables. However, as the program saw more materials come in, it also saw increased costs and less accepted types of recyclable materials. âCorrugated cardboard (OCC) …
Read More »Pipeline operator Kinder Morgan purchases Kinetrex Energy as part of green energy campaign
July 16 (Reuters) – Pipeline operator Kinder Morgan Inc (KMI.N) has announced that it will buy renewable natural gas developer Kinetrex Energy from a subsidiary of Parallel49 Equity for $ 310 million, to expand into the green energy under pressure from investors to fight climate change. Kinder Morgan formed an …
Read More »Stamford’s garbage truck service at Cattle Market parking lot has been scrapped for good
Garbage trucks will not return to the Stamford Cattle Market parking lot for the weekly garbage collection. Saturday morning service was suspended at the start of the pandemic. As other facilities reopened this summer, Lincolnshire County Council said it could not enforce covid restrictions needed to bring the Stamford collections …
Read More »Green Meadow acquires Riverbend Environmental Services
FAYETTE, Mississippi – Green Meadow Sustainable Solutions, an environmental services company run by veterans in the waste industry, has acquired Riverbend Environmental Services LLC of Mississippi. The purchase was finalized in November 2020. Owned by a group of investors led by Bernhard Capital Partners, Green Meadow assumed ownership of the …
Read More »To make cell-based meat cheaper and more ethical, researchers use tofu waste
3 Min reading Food scientists in Singapore are working to use okara, a byproduct of tofu production, to make cheaper cellular meat. It can replace the use of fetal bovine serum (FCS) used in cellular agriculture which is expensive and comes from animals. Researchers at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) are …
Read More »“I’m doing this to save our environment”: Enid’s “green” options for recycling | New
ENID, Oklahoma. – Corey Henson, an Enid resident, doesn’t have to take the time to drop off recyclables at the town’s recycling center once a week. Instead, she wants to. Henson lived in Edmond as a child, then spent several years in California, where “the trash was smaller than the …
Read More »A rise in waste linked to a pandemic could argue in favor of waste-to-energy plants
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) – America remains inundated with waste as new cases of coronavirus decline – and it has reignited a debate over the sustainability of burning more waste to create energy. Waste-to-energy plants, which produce most of their electricity by incinerating waste, account for only about half a percent …
Read More »Flor de Caña launches Global Zero Waste Month campaign to reduce food waste
Together with Food Made Good, a global non-profit organization that promotes sustainability within the restaurant industry, Flor de Caña has partnered with renowned mixologists in over 30 countries, including Julio Cabrera (United States), Nicole lebedevitch (United States), Mario farulla (Italy), Remy Sauvage (UK), Antonio Naranjo (Spain) and Jesse vida (Singapore), …
Read More »More and more garden bins are not emptied in the village of York
Green waste from the garden was not collected for the second time in a row in a village in York, much to the frustration of gardeners. A resident of Nether Poppleton has contacted The Press to say that villagers will face a six-week gap between collections as green waste accumulates …
Read More »Carbon Mobile Announces Pioneering Initiatives to Help Solve the Global Problem of Electronic Waste in Technology
New programs include Green Reward for customers who recycle their devices and the world’s first bio-based device concept in 2022. BERLIN, GERMANY, July 6, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ – ⢠Carbon Next Recycling program with ⬠400 discount for customers who return their device and switch to a new model in 2022⢠…
Read More »Backyard landfill in Christchurch could increase as part of user waste management plan, says group of tenants
A tenants’ rights group is warning that dumping in the court will escalate if council heads are wrong about the user pay plan for Christchurch curbside collection. Photo / Supplied A tenants’ rights group is warning that dumping in the court will escalate if council heads are wrong about the …
Read More »Banning Approves Waste Management’s Garbage Collection Tariffs | New
BY DAVID JAMES HEISS Official newspaper The majority of Banning City Council went ahead and approved the garbage collection rates at its June 22 meeting, following the approval of a 20-year contract with Waste Management, Inc. based in Houston last May. The rates came into effect on July 1. Monthly …
Read More »Garbage dumped under Burnaby’s “no dump” sign. Not funny
Someone thinks they are really funny. They dumped a bunch of their bullshit, including a broken toilet and a fan, right in front of a Burnaby City ‘no dumping’ sign on Horne Street near Lougheed Mall in a lane firefighters. Hardy fricking har. According to Carrie McLaren, who posted the …
Read More »Singapore’s online retailers go green by merging fashion and sustainability
An employee inspects orders at a warehouse of the Zalora fashion e-commerce company of Global Fashion Group (GFG) in the Cibitung district of Bekasi, West Java, Indonesia, Thursday March 10, 2016. Bloomberg | Bloomberg | Getty Images There is growing concern about packaging waste as internet shopping takes off, but …
Read More »Prepare for upcoming changes to the Gunnedah Shire Council Waste Department
Gunnedah County Council From July 5, 2021, JR Richards & Sons will be collecting curbside trash in Gunnedah as part of the new waste contract with Gunnedah Shire Council. Larger 240L yellow-lid recycling bins were delivered to households, with collections shifting from a weekly service to a bi-monthly service. General …
Read More »What’s open, closed for July 4, 2021 around Herndon
HERNDON, VA – With COVID-19 measures improving from early 2021, many July 4th celebrations will return. The Town of Herndon will once again celebrate July 4th with fireworks, starting at 9:30 p.m. on Sunday July 4th. Fireworks will be launched from the Herndon Centennial Golf Course. Viewing is available at …
Read More »The work of cleaning up the bush fires is underway in Eden
Bushfire clean-up work is underway at the Local Indigenous Lands Council of Eden as part of an additional $ 95 million in funding from the NSW government to public land managers for management and recycling of waste recovered from bush fires. The Native Land Cleanup Program is one of five …
Read More »Government gives green signal to PPA for first waste-to-energy plant
Srinagar, June 26: The first waste-to-energy plant proposed at AchanSaidpora here is likely to see the light of day after the power purchase agreement (PPA) approved by J & K’s legal department was sent to the Joint Regulatory Commission of the electricity (JERC) for adoption of the tariff. . In …
Read More »As summer heats up, recreation leaders ask people to be safe and considerate at swimming spots
Vermont Business Magazine As swimming pools across Vermont get more crowded as summer approaches, more than a dozen nonprofits, state and federal agencies in the Vermont Swimming Hole Collaborative wish to remind the important safety and etiquette considerations. âStaying safe in swimming holes starts with being aware of your surroundings …
Read More »Special collection of tree branches for storm events
Thank you for your patience as we continue to clean up the masses of tree debris following the June storm. We understand the devastation and frustration this storm has created in terms of fallen trees and debris left behind. As Council faces its own challenges in terms of removing tree …
Read More »Washtenaw Community College Becomes First Community College to Join DTE Renewable Energy Program
ANN ARBOR, Mich. – Washtenaw Community College announced on Wednesday that it has joined DTE Energy’s MIGreenPower program. Ann Arbor Community College is the first in Michigan to join the program, which offers participants a way to reduce their carbon footprint through low-cost access to clean energy. WCC’s enrollment in …
Read More »How to live more sustainably? Five experts share easy green tips
A group hold placards outside a mass rally of G7 protesters organized by the environmental charity Surfers Against Sewage, at Gyllyngvase Beach on June 12, 2021 in Falmouth, England. Hugh Hastings | Getty Images News | Getty Images Governments around the world are committed to becoming carbon neutral over the …
Read More »Getlink presents its 2025 environmental plan
PARIS–(COMMERCIAL THREAD) – Regulatory news: Getlink (Paris: GET), leader in low-carbon transport, has defined its new 2025 action plan to meet environmental challenges. A 30% reduction in direct CO21 emissions by 2025, an environmental strategy in line with the trajectory of the 2 ° C Paris Agreement, a commitment to …
Read More »Big facelift for the waste station at Oistins Bay Gardens
The Oistins Bay Gardens waste treatment plant, Christ Church, has received a major facelift by the Barbadian company ProSource Limited. Not only does the waste station where garbage generated by vendors is stored before it is removed by the Sanitation Service Authority (SSA) now has new doors to prevent the …
Read More »What does a circular economy mean to you?
The language used in the announcement of the Ministry of the Environment on Tuesday evening was not one of the headlines, with speeches on a general regime, a circular economy and a “whole-of-government” approach. However, the Circular Economy Bill 2021, once it becomes law and begins to be implemented, will …
Read More »El Centro OKs 1 Percent Trash Hike »Holtville Tribune
EL CENTRO – While residents of El Centro won’t notice a huge increase in their combined monthly water, sewer and garbage bill, the garbage portion will increase by an average of 20 cents per month from the 1st. July, start of the new fiscal year. The change, which is an …
Read More »5 things to know from Monday’s Green Lake council meetings: murals, security upgrades and more | New
In addition to working on the early stages of a possible downtown development, Green Lake City Council was busy Monday evening. He took action on the proposed murals downtown, security upgrades at Town Hall, and the selection of a location for a dog park, all while discussing litter issues in …
Read More »Orem City Council Approves Budget for Fiscal Year 2022 | Orem news
Orem’s city council unanimously approved a strong budget for fiscal year 2022 at its regular meeting on Tuesday. The unanimous vote included a caveat. City Councilor David Spencer was not happy with the fees in the budget for sports groups that are not sponsored by the city. He would like …
Read More »Bargain a bargain in the fanciest town in Devon – where nothing is thrown in
Chagford has a reputation – it’s the posh village where TV celebrities like Jennifer Saunders, Ade Edmonson and Simon Reeve live. But now it’s better known as the city where almost NOTHING is thrown away. It’s all owed to Proper Job, a recycling and reuse center that has grown over …
Read More »Boulder Launches Compostable Garbage Bag Program to Help Local Businesses Achieve Zero Waste Goals
Boulder recently launched a new subscription Green Bag Giveaway program to provide businesses with a free supply of compostable trash bags each month for one year. The city has recognized the additional expense that compostable bags can represent for local businesses and has launched the Green Bag Giveaway in hopes …
Read More »Pack Tech Co keeps avocados and mangoes fresh, now on a mission to help small farmers tackle food waste too
4 Min reading Apeel, the company whose technology slows the rate of spoilage of fresh fruit, has several renowned partnerships to its credit. Currently, the California-based food waste startup is working with major commodity suppliers like Del Monte and Nature’s Pride to protect avocados and mangoes from spoilage. But they …
Read More »To keep the city clean, the civic organization of Panchkula will now promote mini-bins for car owners | Chandigarh News
PANCHKULA: To make the city of Panchkula clean and tidy, the Municipality (MC) will now promote mini-bins for the use of car owners. The mayor came up with the idea and shared some models of mini-bins that can be kept in cars. The MC has partnered with an NGO and …
Read More »The certification of the Port’s Green Marine is not a facade | Business
This month, Galveston Wharves became only the second port in Texas to be certified to participate in the Green Marine, the voluntary environmental program for the North American marine industry. The certification demonstrates a long-term commitment of our board of directors and staff to work towards the continuous improvement of …
Read More »Collection of hazardous waste in June and disposal of paint all year round
Submitted by San Juan County. Hazardous waste should always be brought in free of charge at any county collection event. It’s both safe and easy to do! The safe disposal of hazardous waste is mutually critical for our human health as well as for the environment. San Juan County hazardous …
Read More »New global e-scrap standard in preparation
Supporters of a global e-waste recycling effort say it can help ensure high-quality end-of-life treatment processes. | scientific photo / Shutterstock The International Electrotechnical Commission has launched a process in recent months to create a global standard for the management of electronic waste. IEC, a Geneva-based non-profit organization that focuses …
Read More »The ‘BioBlitz’ Nature Festival is coming to Lewis Morris Park on June 12
Do you remember when you dreamed of being a scientist when you were growing up? (Or, if you’re as old as I am, you might have climbed in the back of a DPW van to pick up old newspapers, take them to your town’s waste management center, and recycle them). …
Read More »Green light for the Peyia wastewater treatment plant, a multipurpose facility operated by former president Vassiliou
The Environment Authority has given the green light to a waste treatment plant and multipurpose development in Peyia, owned by the company of former President George Vassiliou. The design is described as a “sustainable development project and a near zero energy regulation” and receives EU funding from the Zero-Plus Project …
Read More »Rubicon Expands Lexington Presence with New Global Headquarters
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ / Press Release) – Rubicon®, a software platform that provides intelligent waste management and recycling solutions to businesses and governments around the world, today announced the opening of a new office space in Lexington, which will now serve as headquarters global social enterprise. The location extends the …
Read More »UMass Amherst researchers create intelligent, autonomous microsystems from green materials. UMasse Amherst
AMHERST, Mass. – A research team from the University of Massachusetts Amherst has created an electronic microsystem that can intelligently respond to information input without external energy input, much like an autonomous living organism. The microsystem is built from a new type of electronics capable of processing ultra-weak electronic signals …
Read More »New user-pays system for green waste depots in Mildura
From July 1 of this year, landfills and transfer stations at Mildura Rural City Council will switch to a user-pay service for green waste deposit, in line with the majority of Victoria’s advice. The move is part of the Council’s Garden Food and Organics department, which provides residents with 240-liter …
Read More »The Halibut Project at the Chaval restaurant brings guests a meal by word of mouth
Even though most of Chef Kirby Sholl’s face is obscured by a mask and his revealing Mets cap, you can still see him light up when he starts talking about Maine Halibut carcasses. During his tenure behind the stoves at several restaurants in Maine, the New Jersey native, now a …
Read More »Closure of Parkwood Road Green Waste Management Facility Sparks Anger in Community | Canberra weather
news, act-politics, The gates to Parkwood Road in the northwest corner of Canberra will be permanently locked at the end of the month, with a free green waste depot facility expected to close when its license expires. The move has been a long time coming, but local residents say there …
Read More »Kentucky Street Urban Greening Project Debuts | New
Mariachi music filled the air on Friday, when the city of Bakersfield proudly unveiled Kentucky Street’s latest renovations and upgrades. âToday is a day to celebrate people,â Mayor Karen Goh said at a press conference under the elevated Beer Avenue. âThese are the people who live in this beautiful part …
Read More »Samsung Electro-Mechanics’ factory in Busan certified zero waste
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Factory in Busan (Samsung Electro-Mechanics) Samsung Electro-Mechanics, an electronic parts manufacturing subsidiary of Samsung Electronics, said on Friday that the company’s Busan plant had received international certification for its efforts to minimize industrial waste. Underwriters Laboratory, a global safety certification institution, has validated the Busan plant of the …
Read More »Circular Cleveland is looking for 10 ambassadors
CLEVELAND – There is still time to apply to become Circular Cleveland Ambassador and help the city shift from a âtake-do-throwâ business model to one that reduces waste and pollution and creates local and green jobs. Circular Cleveland is a two-year initiative recently launched by the City of Cleveland and …
Read More »“Piles of Garbage”: Yang and Adams light up a star in New York mayoral race
The mayor, who is expected to step down next year, has regularly called on Garcia to pinch down in times of crisis. She was praised for her competence, earning her much coveted endorsement from The Times and another from the Daily News. But the lackluster parts of his case are …
Read More »Closure of the Belconnen green waste facility
After 31 years, the West Belconnen green waste repository will close at the end of this month. ACT government will not renew Canberra sand and gravelthe Parkwood Road lease, which expires this month. Instead, the site will be turned into a park as part of the Ginninderry development. Residents of …
Read More »Emirates News Agency – Tadweer opens license for wood waste recovery and recycling facilities
Tue 01-06-2021 12:26 PM ABU DHABI, June 1, 2021 (WAM) – Abu Dhabi Waste Management Center (Tadweer) has opened license opportunities for Wood Waste Recovery and Recycling Facilities (WWRRF), as part of its sustained efforts to divert 75% of waste from landfills. The Center invites interested companies to submit their …
Read More »United States: The Game Changer? | World of waste management
The hopes placed on Joe Biden are high. With the United States joining the Paris climate deal, environmental organizations, many Democratic voters, and not least the international community expected the Biden administration to step on gas when it s There are other environmental issues: more recycling, legislation for better waste …
Read More »Recycling site co-owner said drought made the blaze worse
A fire at MW Horticulture Recycling in southern Lee County, which went out early Sunday morning, reignited hours later, calling firefighters back to the Thomas Road site. Firefighters from the San Carlos Park Fire Department worked Saturday and into the early hours of Sunday before handing control of the recycling …
Read More »Green waste tries to improve recycling rate in Southern Netherlands
Council heads are hopeful that a rapid expansion of the region’s garden waste collections can bolster South Holland’s poor recycling record. The latest figures available show that only 28.1% of South Holland’s household waste was sent for reuse, recycling or composting in 2019/20. This is Lincolnshire’s lowest figure and well …
Read More »Flowers are everywhere as Ohio turns all green
It is a most wonderful time of the year. Dry at least until recently and hot until a few days ago, but Ohio is pretty much all green. We wake up for most of our traumas over a year old and even the late leafy trees have emerged. Sycamores look …
Read More »City of Portola discusses fire preparation and potential land use
The Portola City Council met on Wednesday May 26, with all participants facing a brief agenda, although there is a topic of great interest to city residents. Linda Judge and Ray Stewart were the key point on the evenings’ agenda, opening the door as partners of Plumas Sierra to a …
Read More »Reduce waste in the chemical industry
How can companies mutually benefit from each other’s success? Why is it better to pay for the performance of the chemical rather than paying for the product itself? And how the chemical leasing model improve production by reducing the amount of chemicals? Chemical rental model does not mean chemical rental …
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