Economic and policy shifts could impact waste and recycling business in 2026, including M&A deals, state recycling legislation, and regulations for PFAS and landfills.

Enhanced visibility helps healthcare systems measure landfill diversion, compliance, and operational performance ...

Elyria Community Partnership, in collaboration with the City of Elyria and local stakeholders, has launched a call for ...

Mangroves, typical of tropical and subtropical latitudes, have become veritable natural traps for land- and sea-based waste.

This shift from awareness to instruction reflects a broader trend taking place in supply chain as silos break down and more cohesive and integrated solutions are deployed. In this case, that evolution ...

For many years, T&D World has partnered with the Utility Arborist Association (UAA) on the annual Vegetation Management Supplement. We are now looking for new feature articles for our 2026 supplement.

Waste Management Inc. (NYSE: WM) has a large competitive moat, new market expansion opportunities, and a growing renewable energy business. Here’s a look at where 24/7 Wall St. anticipates Waste ...

Waste Management's board has approved a 14.5% increase to its dividend and a new $3 billion share buyback program. The Houston company said Monday it would raise its quarterly dividend to 95 cents a ...

Waste Management remains a dominant, high-moat player with consistent, utility-like revenue growth and strong long-term compounding performance. WM trades below its 5-year median EV/EBITDA at 15.04x, ...

The consultants who handle annual inspections at facilities in Bedford that work with regulated biological agents recently told the Board of Health that a few trends were visible during this year’s ...

A memorandum of understanding aimed at strengthening their existing partnership and nuclear environmental protection and radioactive waste management in Brazil has been signed by the country's ...

Every night in Dhaka, a hidden machinery begins to move. Nearly 7,500 tonnes of waste make their way from homes, streets, markets, and factories to a network of temporary transfer points and finally ...