News Releases
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NWRA Staff Vaccinated Against COVID-19
NWRA staff are vaccinated against COVID-19 and encourage others to do the same.
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NWRA Urges Congress to Address Driver Shortage
NWRA joined other organizations on a letter to Congress urging support for bipartisan legislation that would address the driver shortage.
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NWRA Reminds Collection Workers that No Text or Call is Worth Your Life
Waste collection vehicle drivers can prevent distracted driving.
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NWRA’s Changaris Serves as Featured Panelist on Leading Conference About Waste in the Northeast
NWRA’s Steve Changaris discussed waste and recycling issues that affect the Northeast.
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NWRA Applauds Dismissal of Nuisance Class Action Lawsuit Against Pennsylvania Landfill
A woman sued a landfill for odors but now says it was a wastewater plant.
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NWRA Calls on Congressmen Cárdenas and Bucshon to Support Incentives for Increased Private Sector Domestic Recycling Infrastructure
The legislation would provide federal assistance to state and local governments to improve their recycling programs and education efforts.
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NWRA Reminds Collection Workers to Be Alert, Be Aware and Drive Safe
Preventing and avoiding incidents is not just luck; it can be attributed to skill and practicing good driving habits.
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NWRA Calls for President Biden’s American Jobs Plan to Focus More on Traditional Infrastructure
The plans also contains a destructive 33% increase in the corporate tax rate.
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NWRA Safety Monday Recognizes the Value of Proper Labeling in the Workplace
All containers must have a proper GHS compliant label.
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Canada Announces ELD Enforcement Policy Ahead of June 12 Deadline
Early enforcement of Canadian ELD mandate will focus on education and awareness.
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NWRA Florida Chapter Testifies in Favor of Bill Regarding Displacement of Private Waste Companies
HB 331 removes the discretion for the local government to pay a displaced company in lieu of providing a three-year…
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NWRA’s HWI Supports Rhode Island Legislation to Restore Certain Enforcement Authority
The legislation would restore state authority to regulate certain programs under the federal Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA).