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Palmer Township to receive new waste and recycling carts and lower collection bills
Waste Management' Northeast Pennsylvania Hauling Company/Grand Central Sanitation will distribute new waste and recycling carts and lower collection bills throughout Palmer Township as part of their new automated waste pickup and single-stream recycling....Tags: Palmer Township, Material Science
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BRIEF: Fire strikes Waste Management facility in Norwood Young America
Star TribuneA Waste Management facility in Norwood Young America burned through much of the early morning hours Tuesday, bringing a substantial number of firefighters to the scene to fight the blaze. Photographs released by the Norwood Young America Fire Department...Tags: Waste, Waste Management and Pollution Control
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Oak Park composting program goes village-wide
One Oak Park resident reported not knowing how much food the family threw away until joining the village's pilot food-waste and soiled-paper collection that started last April. One woman said her family now throws out only one bag of garbage each month....Tags: Waste Management and Pollution Control, Waste, Earth Day, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Environmental Politics
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Funding cuts could curb recycling efforts
St. Joseph News-Press, Mo.Rural recycling centers soon could face a new route to obtaining grant funding. New legislation could substantially reduce -- if not eliminate -- funding for 20 districts that coordinate regional recycling efforts across Missouri. State Sen. Kurt...Tags: Waste, Waste Management and Pollution Control
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Our Laguna: Another successful Grapes for Grads
Americans say "Bottoms up" when they hoist a few. The French toast is "A votre Sante." When Italians raise a glass they say "Salute" or "Cin Cin," their version of a Brit's "Cheers." In India it is "Tulleho," a combination the Raj "Talley Ho" and the...
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Sheriff's office, LSSWMD team up to collect meds
The Ironton Tribune, OhioOn Saturday afternoon, two elderly women dropped of a small brown paper bag full of old pills to Lawrence County Sheriff Deputy Derek Newman. Newman collected the bag and gave the women a window decal to display on their home that read "no...Tags: Car Safety Tips and Advice, Ranitidine (drug), Metoprolol (drug), U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Allergies
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Solid Waste: Bring your own tools for event
The Ironton Tribune, OhioThe legal battle between the county's solid waste district and its one-time boss will impact the upcoming countywide cleanup on May 4, says the district's director. Now those who plan to join the cleanup in downtown Ironton better not come empty-handed....Tags: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Environmental Politics, Laws, Trials, Justice System
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Area engineering companies honored for work
Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal, TupeloMurphy Engineering of Guntown and Jenkins Engineering of Tupelo were honored with the top award at the 2013 Engineering Excellence Awards ceremony for the American Council of Engineering Companies of Mississippi. The two companies, together with Mid-...Tags: Ceremonies, Waste Management and Pollution Control, Culture, Awards and Prizes, Tennessee Valley Authority
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Western Pennsylvania governments slow to move to natural gas vehicles
The Pittsburgh Tribune-ReviewWestern Pennsylvania sits above one of the world's largest natural gas reserves, but local governments have been slow to tap the resource to power their vehicles despite potential environmental and long-range economic benefits. Allegheny County last...Tags: Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, Pittsburgh, General Motors Corp., Energy Resources, Local Government
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Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down - April 27
Thumbs up to the City of Hagerstown for hosting Tuesday’s Earth Day Celebration at University Plaza. Pangborn Elementary School students heard from Mayor David S. Gysberts, City Engineer Rodney Tissue and Tom Stang of Waste Management about the...Tags: Earth Day, Teaching and Learning, Students, Autism, Arts
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Press 7 for stinky: Landfill establishes odor hotline
With the rainy season just weeks away, Deerfield Beach's most dubious neighbor is taking a proactive approach. The Monarch Hill Renewable Energy Park sent a glossy mailing to between 12,000 and 15,000 households surrounding the 500-acre landfill...Tags: Waste, Waste Management and Pollution Control, Renewable Energy, Earth Day, Broward County
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Tribune news editor dies after cancer fight
The Ironton Tribune, OhioVeteran journalist and news editor of The Tribune Teresa Moore, 51, died this morning at the Community Hospice Care Center in Ashland, Ky., following a three-year battle with cancer. Moore, who went into the hospice on Tuesday, had been on medical leave...Tags: Newspaper and Magazine, Media Industry, Festive Events, Memorial Day, Journalism
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