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NWRA’s Germain Testifies Before Texas State Legislative Committee
Testimony focused on federal laws and regulations governing landfills.
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NWRA Statement on Collision Between Amtrak Train and Garbage Truck
NWRA is completely committed to achieving a positive and robust safety culture.
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NWRA Supports Maryland Legislation to Make Collections Safer for Workers
Maryland would be the 17th state with Slow Down to Get Around laws.
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NWRA’s Germain Coauthors Study That Finds Workers Need More Training to Better Handle Medical Waste
Study finds few facilities not certain if they can accept certain medical waste.
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NWRA Hosts Weeklong Safety Stand Down Next Week
The stand down will provide participating companies with the tools, guidance and support aimed at reducing backing incidents.
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Budget Deal Includes More Than $1 Billion in Tax Credits Supported by NWRA
Tax credits extended for one year as part of temporary spending bill.
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Correcting the Record: Wrong Data Leads to Wrong Conclusions
NWRA responds to New York Times opinion editorial.
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NWRA Supports Maryland Legislation to Make Collections Safer for Workers
Maryland would be the 17th state with Slow Down to Get Around laws.
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NWRA Women’s Council Receives $100,000 Donation for Academic Scholarship
Donations from McNeilus Companies, Inc. and Environmental Solutions Group assist with education costs.
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NWRA Supports Ohio Legislation to Make Waste and Recycling Collection Safer for Workers
Ohio would be the 17th state with Slow Down to Get Around laws.
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NWRA Supports Kansas Legislation to Make Collections of Waste and Recycling Safer for Workers
Kansas would be the 17th state with Slow Down to Get Around laws.
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NWRA Announces 2018 Hall of Fame Inductees
The Hall of Fame recognizes leadership and a commitment to the industry.