Waste not, want not: Citizens host event to shine light on composting

Date: 11 May 2017 | posted in: Composting, Media Coverage | 0 Facebooktwitterredditmail

Check out this story from Maryland’s Frederick News Post: “Frederick County isn’t wasting time waiting to talk about trash. A group of concerned citizens have set up an event to gather local leaders, farmers and residents in one room to discuss better ways to deal with food waste in the county’s waste stream.”… Read More

Update: Maryland Gov. Hogan signs 2 bills to increase focus on organics processing

Date: 7 May 2017 | posted in: Composting, Media Coverage | 0 Facebooktwitterredditmail

In the wake of scores of legislative action in Maryland, the Institute for Local Self-Reliance’s composting team saw a big victory with Maryland Governor Larry Hogan’s signature on two pieces of legislation that would enable a better infrastructure for organics recycling. Read the report from Cole Rosengren in Waste Dive.… Read More

States Move to Roll Back Environmental Rules in Trump’s Wake

Date: 5 May 2017 | posted in: Energy, Media Coverage | 0 Facebooktwitterredditmail

While a high level of focus is on the Trump administration’s environmental policy, the policies at the state level can wreak more havoc than many may think. Ari Natter of Bloomberg covers this issue by reaching out to our renewable energy expert John Farrell for perspective and the fights he’s been a part of.… Read More

ILSR’s response to Washington Times Article: A more complete assessment of burning garbage

In response to an article in The Washington Times on the “efficiencies” and “benefits” of burning trash, our co-founder Neil Seldman responded with an editorial piece about how helping communities with recycling-based economic development makes them more vibrant and dynamic.… Read More

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