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Waste News archives from April 2007

What's that smell?(Brief article)
April 2, 2007

At Deadline.(Union Pacific Railroad Co. to upgrade its intermodal container facility )(Van Can Co. to use the new cleaning mechanism to reduce hazardous waste generation )
April 2, 2007

An accord in Utah; EnergySolutions, Utah governor, environmental group all stress positives of pact that halted impending court action.(News)
April 2, 2007

Can these simply be thrown away? Mercury worries creep into conversation about trendy fluorescent bulbs.
April 2, 2007

SWANA tells Congress its views on climate change.(News)
April 2, 2007

Los Angeles department pours resources into green building.(News)
April 2, 2007

Managing CFL endgame.(Opinion)
April 2, 2007

Personnel.(Matt Boler is new vice president at Boler Co.)(Hanson International Inc. names John Seehof director of business planning and development)(Ronald Ollie appointed at MACTEC Engineering & Consulting)
April 2, 2007

Waste Industry Briefs.(Briefs)
April 2, 2007

A thank you note from New Hampshire.
April 2, 2007

Minn. prof creates furniture from old paper.(Products)
April 2, 2007

Canadian firm to open biodiesel plant in Vt.(News)
April 2, 2007

CAPITAL BRIEFS.
April 2, 2007

Vermont dairy's cows pump out the wattage.(News)
April 2, 2007

Vermont beckons for green businesses.(Country overview)
April 2, 2007

Groups: New car report stinks; Center ranks vehicles by interior chemicals.
April 2, 2007

Environmentalists praise Waxman bill.(News)
April 2, 2007

EPA charts spike in releases.(News)
April 2, 2007

Investors ask Congress to curb GHG emissions; @@Byline: Bruce Geiselman.(News)
April 2, 2007

He loves the classics; Refuse truck aficionado puts his passion into Web site.(At Your Disposal)
April 2, 2007

Gore takes warming warning to Senate.(News)
April 2, 2007

New Products.(Vecoplan L.L.C. has introduced new control panel system known as Revision 9A with Human-Machine Interface)(Exair Corp. unveiled its Model 9061 Ultrasonic Leak Detector)(Spartan Environmental Technologies, L.L.C. has introduced ozone generators)
April 2, 2007

San Francisco votes to ban plastic shopping bags.(News)
April 2, 2007

K.C. utility to offset carbon emissions, build coal unit.(News)
April 2, 2007

Energy Dept. fined for violations at weapons site.(News)
April 2, 2007

Waste Generator Briefs.(Briefs)
April 2, 2007

New fund targets green investors.(News)
April 2, 2007... Byline: Bruce Geiselman A newly created fund is making it easier for individual investors to put their money into the environmental services field, including waste management, without staking their fortunes on a single stock or only a...

Bush pushes hybrids as U.S. security need.(News)
April 2, 2007

A good idea for NASCAR.(Opinion)
April 2, 2007

TV network pitches green; Scripps sees benefits to environmentally friendly lineup.(News)
April 2, 2007

Coming Events.(Calendar)
April 2, 2007

A Look Back.(At Your Disposal)
April 2, 2007

Inbox.(At Your Disposal)
April 2, 2007

Stock Report.(At Your Disposal)
April 2, 2007

At Deadline.(Late News)
April 16, 2007

EPA on hot seat after ruling; Thin Supreme Court majority tags greenhouse gases from cars as pollutants.
April 16, 2007

Minority opinions are strong ones.(Special Report)(EPA regulations for automobile emissions)(Report)
April 16, 2007

Duke calls ruling narrow; others see it as sea change; Supreme Court unanimously agrees that energy giant should have installed pollution-reducing equipment.(Environmental Defense et al. vs. Duke Energy Corp)
April 16, 2007... To Duke Energy, a 9-0 loss translates this way: Down but not out. Yes, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously April 2 that the Charlotte, N.C.-based energy company did indeed violate the Clean Air Act by modernizing 25 coal-fired...

Inbox.(At Your Disposal)
April 16, 2007