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Keys to successful implementation of municipal food waste collection.
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Corporate sustainability reports are changing the way companies look at waste, while also helping to define those companies to outside observers.
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Curbside composting programs are making inroads, but remain rare nationwide.
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Commentary
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Assessing the year that was in waste and recycling legislation.
Read more Circular File columns from Chaz Miller, state programs director for the Environmental Industry Associations.
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Sometimes we forget that recycling isn't the only way to shrink the waste stream.
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In the News
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Recycling collected at the Super Bowl totaled 282,000 pounds, or 141 tons, according to the Indianapolis Super Bowl Host Committee.
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Ten of the United States' largest corporations have formed an organization focusing on innovation as a means to improve sustainability.
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Hertz Corp. has launched a new corporate sustainability strategy that highlights resource management and builds on its recycling and waste reduction accomplishments.
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Super Bowl week is the backdrop for a pilot composting project by the JW Marriott hotel.
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Kraft Foods Inc. said 12 facilities in North America now send zero waste to landfills, as well as 24 plants in Europe.
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Advance Auto Parts and Valvoline are partnering to promote used oil recycling.
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The Hershey Co. said three of its manufacturing facilities have achieved zero waste-to-landfill status.
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Southwest Airlines is retrofitting its airplane fleet to include a variety of sustainable products.
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Lighter Side of Green
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If you happen to be facing the dual dilemmas of, "How do I recycle my electronic waste," and "I sure could use more seating around here," have we got an answer for you!
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The Green Bay Packers team up with Waste Management to recycle the scoreboard at Lambeau Field.
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The next time you get huffy about having to keep a certain item out of your recycling bin, spare a thought for the residents of Kamikatsu, Japan.
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What if human waste (i.e., feces and urine) could be recycled as a power source for robots and other electronics?
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