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STAT RACE: Increasing organics diversion

2015-09-22 21:13:00| Solid Waste & Recycling magazine Headlines

I think a more effective mechanism is to set up a landfill ban of organic waste. This targets the waste in question, rather than penalizing all waste going to landfill. The post STAT RACE: Increasing organics diversion appeared first on Solid Waste & Recycling Magazine.

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