News Releases
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NWRA Seeks Relief from CERCLA Liability for PFAS at Landfills
In a letter, NWRA and SWANA recommended legislative language to CERCLA that would grant the industry the narrow exemption it…
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NWRA Reminds Waste Collection Workers to Avoid Heat-Related Injuries
NWRA reminds waste collection workers to be safe in the heat.
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NWRA’s Rocky Mountain Chapter Testifies Against Colorado EPR Legislation
The chapter recommended the state conduct a study and needs assessment before Colorado adopts an EPR program.
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U.S. Department of Labor Approves Apprenticeship Program for Waste and Recycling Industry
The program will help NWRA member companies hire and train waste collection drivers throughout the country.
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Sander Participates in OSHA Committee on Efforts to Protect Workers from Heat Hazards
Our member companies have recognized the hazards associated with warm weather and have moved to institute programs to protect our…
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NWRA Reminds Waste Collection Workers of the Importance of Hydration, Rest and Shade
With springtime here and summer rapidly approaching, it is critical we inform workers on the importance of hydration, rest and…
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NWRA Highlights Chapters’ 46 Legislative and Regulatory Successes So Far in 2022
EPR legislation, PFAS bills, new taxes/fees and regulations on landfills were common challenges.
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NWRA Testifies at NYC Council Committee Hearing on Commercial Waste Zones
NWRA offered several recommendations to the committee.
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NWRA Releases First Quarter Lobbying Disclosure Report
It is important to NWRA that we are transparent about our federal advocacy efforts.
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NWRA Recognizes Workers’ Memorial Day
NWRA joins companies and workers throughout the United States in remembering those who did not come home from work this…
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NWRA Urges Transportation Secretary to Support Projects that Ease Supply Chain Challenges
Investments in freight movement enhancements will help alleviate economic burdens and strengthen the supply chain network to better withstand future…
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NWRA Reminds Waste Collection Drivers to Keep Eyes on the Prize
Drivers on cell phones see just a fraction of their driving environment.