Weekender: Roundup: Stimulus funding for city waste initiatives, DC and NY inch toward zero waste goals

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BROUGHT TO YOU BY — U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation Showcase your circular economy resources Submit your resources to the Beyond 34 Recycling & Recovery Resources Hub to help cities and businesses build sustainable economies.   Roundup: Stimulus funding for city waste initiatives, DC and NY inch toward zero waste goals The week of Earth Day saw news on zero waste plan reassessments, organics program expansions, reuse pilots and more. Catch up on updates from New York, Los Angeles, Washington, Boston and other cities around the country. Minimum recycled content bill heads to Washington governor's desk Amid a wave of similar legislation nationally, the bill would change the makeup of bottles and trash bags over time while banning some types of expanded polystyrene containers. New York to revive curbside organics service amid criticism of lagging zero waste progress The Department of Sanitation announced the return of multiple programs affected by pandemic budget cuts on Earth Day, following a council hearing about codifying the city's 2030 goal, but critics say more action is needed. Waste and recycling sector encourages coronavirus vaccinations as barriers fall All U.S. adults are now eligible to receive a vaccine. Still, the need for PPE and other protections remain: "we've got to keep our head down until we have a significant portion of the population vaccinated," said Casella's CEO. Best of What We're Reading BNN Bloomberg New York City Really Needs to Solve Its Trash Problem News-Press Cape Coral to Waste Pro: Pick up the trash, or pay the fines EIN Presswire Garbage Haulers Do Not Own Picked-Up Waste, Court Finds in Tax Case Cal Coast News SLO County Board of Supervisors takes first step to split from waste agency NBC Boston Composting, Related Businesses Surge Following Vermont Food Scrap Ban The Patriot Ledger Pandemic brings hundreds of tons more trash to South Shore curbs, open space Suggest a story we should read Dive Into a Topic Corporate Collections & Transfer Recycling Organics Zero Waste Landfill WTE Policy Labor Share Waste Dive: Daily Dive with others and get rewarded. You've referred 0 readers. To become an official Dive Insider, just successfully refer 10 contacts to Waste Dive: Daily Dive. Here's your link to share: https://www.wastedive.com/signup/insiders/?signup_referred_by=5f93078d7aa51972095c9316

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