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News Roundup — 12-25 January

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Some of the latest news from the wide world of waste: 12 – 25 January 2012

CHINA

Tianjin Economic-Technological Development Area Pilots Kitchen Waste Composting Program

Beijing’s Biggest Recycling Market Faces Imminent Demolition, Threatening the Livelihood of 30,000 Workers

Beijing Waste Separation Program Challenged by Resident Noncompliance

China Looks for Ways to Detect ‘Gutter Oil’

World’s Largest Metals and Electronic Recycler Makes a Move into China Market

China Everbright Obtains US$100 Million Loan from Asian Development Bank

US

US Air Force Awards Plasma Gasification Contract

Austin Implements Waste Master Plan, Aims to Reduce Waste 90% by 2030

American Sustainable Business Council Endorses Responsible Electronics Recycling Act to Limit Toxic E-Waste

NYC Takes the Garbage Out

Cleaning up The Old West the Modern Way

INTERNATIONAL

Fight Brews over Puerto Rico Waste-to-Energy Plan

Mexico City Fights Waste Pileup, Illegal Dumping in Transition to Greener Waste Disposal

Virgin Islands Plans to Build Waste-to-Energy Power Plant

Revised WEEE Directive Sparks Debate in the EU

Think Two Recycling Bins are a Hassle? Try 34, as Residents in this Japanese Town Do

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January 25th, 2012 at 9:51 pm

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