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Collection/Transfer — December 6, 2019

Ushering In A Smart Age: Brand New Technologies And Waste Management

Jackie Thompson The cost of waste management in U.S. cities is predicted to rise by 47% over the next five years, according to Cass Information Systems. As such, it is paramount that authorities and citizens take practical steps toward smart waste management. Fortunately, technology has advanced to the point that the likes of The Internet of Things […]

Collection/Transfer — December 6, 2019

This Weeks Fun Facts

Winter driving can be tricky. Adding a huge trash truck along with the added weight of a full load to slippery conditions can be a recipe for disaster. Here are a few tips to help ensure your staff is ready for the long winter ahead. Have Regular Safety Meetings Dress Appropriately Maintain 3 Points of…

Collection/Transfer — December 6, 2019

Reading, Writing, Arithmetic and RECYCLING

Owens-Illinois, Inc. (OI), a producer of glass packaging, announces its support for new legislation aimed at educating and increasing recycling rates in the United States. Senators Robert Portman (R-OH) and Debbie Stabenow (D-MI) have created the “Recycle Enhancements to Collection and Yield through Consumer Learning and Education (RECYCLE) Act of 2019.” “O-I is thrilled to […]

Collection/Transfer — December 6, 2019

Government and Regulations — December 6, 2019

Gov. Mike DeWine Favors Letting Ohio Cities Ban Plastic Bags

Gov. Mike DeWine said he opposes legislation that would block Cuyahoga County and other local communities from banning single-use plastic bags. DeWine told reporters the legislation would prevent cities from experimenting with regulating plastic bags in an effort to reduce litter and plastic waste in landfills. “I think this would be a mistake. I think […]

Government and Regulations — December 6, 2019

This Weeks Fun Facts

Winter driving can be tricky. Adding a huge trash truck along with the added weight of a full load to slippery conditions can be a recipe for disaster. Here are a few tips to help ensure your staff is ready for the long winter ahead. Have Regular Safety Meetings Dress Appropriately Maintain 3 Points of…

Collection/Transfer — December 6, 2019

Ann Arbor, MI Now Sets Sights on Reopening City’s Recycling Plant

Many Ann Arbor residents, including former city employees who managed the city’s recycling and waste programs for over 20 years, are urging the city to hire local nonprofit Recycle Ann Arbor and get the Materials Recovery Facility off Platt Road up and running again. It’s been over three years since the city halted operations at […]

Collection/Transfer — December 6, 2019

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