Sept. 15, 2025
| Today’s news and insights for waste and recycling leaders
The change would end a 15-year old program that’s set a de facto standard for climate data collection in the United States. Facilities previously required to submit data to the program would revert to state or internal disclosure rules.
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The agency told a judge it failed to follow the Safe Drinking Water Act when limiting four PFAS under the regulations. It plans to continue to defend its decision to regulate PFOA and PFOS.
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The bills now await a decision from Gov. Gavin Newsom. Legislators declined to act on a bill that had backing from Republic Services related to recycled content in beverage containers.
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Waste diversion strategies can open up new opportunities for revenue generation and growth. Explore the liabilities and hidden costs of traditional waste disposal — and how to holistically calculate ROI in
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Landfill methane and fleet emissions remain the largest GHG sources for waste companies. Explore how industry leaders are addressing their climate footprint in our Trendline.
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