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Infrastructure
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B.C. to fund expanded composting facilities
VICTORIA – British Columbia is partnering with the federal and local governments on a new Organics Infrastructure Program. The $30-million program will help communities expand their infrastructure, diverting organic waste away from landfills. It will also help the Province meet…
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Brightmark seeking multiple locations for plastics recycling
SAN FRANCISCO – Brightmark, a San Francisco-based waste and energy development company, is launching a U.S.-wide site search for locations suitable for its next set of advanced recycling facilities, which will convert hundreds of thousands of tons of post-consumer plastics…
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Toronto’s largest waste bins often filled with recyclabes, says report
City staff are investigating a three per cent rate hike for 2016 waste collection rates
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Machinex partners with Krysteline for glass recycling solutions
A range of glass purification systems and technologies are available for the removal of all metals, including non-conductive material
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Mr. Trash Wheel cleaning up Baltimore
Since May 9, 2014, it’s removed 331 tons of waste, collecting as much as 38,000 lbs. in a single day
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Toronto defers debate on private waste pickup…again
In July, the Toronto Star released an analysis of 311 call complaints from local residents, comparing the satisfaction of east vs. west-enders
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Canadian Waste to Resource Conference Preview – 2015
The 2015 CWRC offers over 35 keynote and workshop speakers at its 6th Annual Canadian Waste to Resource Conference in Montreal on Wednesday, Nov. 4 and Thursday Nov. 5, 2015.
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Downtown Victoria starts new trial for multi-use streetside waste bin
Currently, only single-purpose waste bins are in place on city streets
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I'll text u back when I get to that next wi-fi waste bin – lol :)
Bigbelly has placed these units within many of the 170 smart bins installed around New York City. Testing has shown that the bins are capable of a bandwidth of up to 75 megabits per second
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I was a temp for way too long…
A prominent Ontario recycler finds itself in the media spotlight after the Toronto Star published an article that calls the company’s temporary worker use into question
