It’s no secret that technology is ever-evolving in the waste and recycling industry. So, what are the current trends? What can we expect to see in the future? How is technology changing our operations? How is it helping with safety? How is it...

Low Carbon Fuel Standards (LCFS) are fundamentally changing the economics of waste and driving the deployment of a new generation of waste infrastructure. Notably, hundreds of anaerobic digester projects are in the process of being developed...

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Given the nature of solid waste and recycling operations, unpleasant odors are a common occurrence and need to be properly managed to avoid nuisance complaints and potential health and safety issues. Learn about the latest technologies and...

Innovators around the globe are working on both preventive and reactive solutions to help solve the problem of marine debris. From cleaning up the Great Pacific Garbage Patch to clearing and maintaining Baltimore's Inner Harbor, these technologies...

New technologies are entering the waste and recycling industry at a rapid pace, and newer to the playing field is one hauler’s in-house technology and software that combines truck-mounted cameras that use artificial intelligence (AI) with...

Waste conversion technologies have been introduced to the waste and recycling industry, but most have yet to succeed. This is mainly due to obstacles facing advanced recycling, such as the high price tag of collecting, sorting and cleaning...

In an effort to reduce waste and increase recycling, organizations, haulers, municipalities and technology companies are creating easy-to-use apps that allow customers to find the information they need in a timely and efficient manner. From...