The sector reacts to the president's $2 trillion proposal, Eunomia digs into state recycling performance, organics pilots are on the rise, New York City is tackling litter and more local stories from around the country
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The sector reacts to the $2 trillion proposal, Eunomia analyzes state recycling rates, organics pilots are on the rise, New York tackles litter and more local stories.
Editor’s Note: Waste and recycling is an inherently local issue in the United States, and we’re looking for new ways to highlight how these stories fit into broader trends. Send us your tips or feedback at waste.dive.editors@industrydive.com.
President Joe Biden’s American Jobs Plan, the anticipated $2 trillion infrastructure package unveiled in Pittsburgh on Wednesday, lacks any overt mentions of solid waste, recycling, organics management or zero waste.
This news brief is based on reporting published by Waste Dive on 2021-04-01. The original report is linked below.
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