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Feds may regulate combustible dust
PUBLIC WORKS News Service
(April 28, 2010)
Exclusive Interview: the future of solid waste
PUBLIC WORKS News Service
(April 21, 2010)
Caught in the middle
EPA's GHG monitoring rule is estimated to cost landfills $5,000 this year, but managers could make money under the House's proposed cap-and-trade program.
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(January 01, 2010)
Public-sector solid waste fatalities up
PUBLIC WORKS News Service
(January 20, 2010)
Biosolids boost
County and waste hauler join forces to turn sludge into alternative-energy source.
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(September 01, 2009)
Roadkill compost
Turn dead animals into disease-free ground cover.
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(March 01, 2009)
Solid waste collection and disposal products
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(May 01, 2008)
Resource Recovery
How landfill gas and plain old garbage will be expected to help reduce air pollution.
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(January 01, 2009)
Partners in Plastic
Los Angeles enters the final frontier in curbside recycling.
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(July 01, 2008)
Combustion Makes a Comeback
Advancements in technology makes incineration a viable option for waste-to-energy operations.
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(October 01, 2008)
Smart Gamble
Two decades of experience allow a waste-to-energy facility to chart its own course on its expansion project.
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(October 01, 2008)
Single-Stream Recycling's A Hit In Baltimore
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(September 01, 2008)
Single-Stream Best Practices
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(June 13, 2008)
Encourage Geese to Leave
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(June 13, 2008)
Government Loses Control of Waste Operations
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(May 01, 2008)
From Garbage to Gold
Portland, Ore.'s recycling and compost programs bring a wealth of benefits—including dollars.
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(February 01, 2008)
Sewer Spelunkers
A New Jersey maintenance team saves taxpayers $80,000 a year by bringing inspection in-house
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(December 01, 2007)
Managing C&D debris
Sifting through new solutions to manage waste disposal
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(February 01, 2005)
Storm aftermath
Advice for cleaning up after a severe weather event aftermath
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(April 01, 2006)
Solid waste products
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(August 01, 2007)
Get what you deserve
More local governments conduct regular audits to ensure they're getting their due from solid waste franchisees.
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(August 01, 2007)
Pick and place
Grapple trucks earn a loyal following for their ability to cut labor costs and reduce workers' compensation claims.
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(August 01, 2007)
Legality of Flow-Control Ordinances Upheld
Supreme Court decision regarding solid waste disposal favors public agencies.
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(July 01, 2007)
New regulation means new liabilities
A new GASB statement requires disclosures for pollution remediation obligations.
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(May 15, 2007)
Turn waste into ‘black gold’
Composting vegetative debris can reduce operational costs and benefit the environment
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(May 15, 2007)
Dirty business
A green-minded entrepreneur uses worms to turn garbage into gold.
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(April 01, 2007)
Route-shifting resources
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(April 01, 2007)
Collection correction
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(April 01, 2007)
Recycling gets hot
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(March 01, 2007)
Forecast 2007: municipal solid waste
Volume dropping, conversion methods increasing
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(January 01, 2007)
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