A material audit of Los Alamos County recycling found 46,653 pounds sampled with an 82.3% clean-recycling rate and roughly 8,200 pounds (about 17.5%) of residual contamination; auditors recommended targeted collection, public education and periodic re‑audits.

Director McKinney said international market shifts have reduced curbside acceptance to mostly plastics #1 and #2; contamination increases processing costs and lowers the value of county loads sent to Pratt Industries in Conyers.

The Lower Saucon Environmental Advisory Council reviewed a proposed municipal recycling ordinance tied to state Act 101, raised enforcement questions about hauler compliance and reporting, and urged public-education steps and coordination with haulers ahead of council action.

Department seeks options to assess waste from vacation rentals using AI and inspections.

The Green Efforts Committee agreed to join Simsbury and neighboring towns for a regional sustainability fair tentatively set for May 1, 2027, approved up to $500 for sustainable giveaway items for Farmington's 250th celebration, and received updates on school composting and recent hazardous-waste totals.

Milford officials propose a study to address the city's trash overload and rising costs.

Committee approved a package of public‑works ordinances authorizing grant applications, procurement and multi‑year contracts for recycling, solid waste transfer, disposal and salt procurement. Members discussed recycling participation, cart distribution, tire dumping and plans to acquire a tire shredder; staff reported a $63.99/ton current salt price and an order for 75,000 tons (plus/minus 10%).

City leaders outline waste reduction programs and recycling challenges during public meeting.

Cuyahoga County initiates pilot program targeting textile and organic waste management improvements.

Mike McCoy, CEO of Metro Waste Authority, told the Grimes City Council that lithium batteries are a growing fire risk and highlighted Authority programs that keep local rates low — including hazardous-waste and battery drop-offs, recycling education and regional transfer stations.

Public Works approved preconstruction and architectural amendments for the planned Recycling Education Center and added motor‑pool/garage scope after public comment and debate; the package passed 5‑4 and prompted calls for alternatives and phasing analysis.

Florence sanitation crews collect waste from 14,000 homes, promoting recycling and sustainability efforts.

Commissioners explore strategies for bear management and recycling market challenges in Asheville.

City officials prioritize community recycling education during the council meeting agenda adjustment.

MassDEP highlights growth in mattress recycling efforts and support since 2016.

Survey shows positive feedback for CSWD, with limited skepticism on recycling effectiveness.

Residents can drop off hazardous waste for free at the recycling center from 10AM to 2PM.

The Solid Waste & Recycling Subcommittee reviewed about 63 survey responses, discussed residents' concerns over recycling efficacy and costs, heard that exiting the town's contract with vendor Casella would be difficult, and agreed to pursue pilot drop‑offs, vendor visits and expanded outreach before recommending changes.

Training aims to reduce disposal fees and improve recycling practices among staff.

Kane County explores community solar cost efficiencies and enhances recycling program for buildings.

Atlantic County Utilities Authority officials told the Egg Harbor Township Committee they are pursuing landfill height and footprint changes to extend permitted capacity to 2040, expect a roughly 2% 2026 rate increase, and highlighted a $60M private RNG project that will generate roughly $1.3M annually and cut flare emissions.

Commission discusses improving recycling practices and informing property owners about waste management.

Philip Davis, director of Memphis's Solid Waste Division, told the Memphis City Council podcast that the city provides weekly garbage and recycling to about 180,000 residential stops, offers bulk waste pickup twice monthly (up to 10 cubic yards), requires hired contractors to remove debris they generate, and has selected a vendor for a commercial-­