| PHILCST conducts coastal clean-up in Dagupan |
Philippine Information AgencyCity Waste Management Division (WMD) Chief Teddy E. Villamil Jr. said in an interview Friday that the activity was part of the foundation anniversary of the Calasiao town-based PHILCST. He expressed elation over the college's preference for the city, ...
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| Call for push to source segregation of waste |
IBNLive.comAddressing a gathering of local body officials during an International Workshop on Solid Waste Management Policy for Tamil Nadu, organised by the Commissionerate of Municipal Administration (CMA) here, Munusamy said, “Despite knowing the importance of ...
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| Riverton smog under control, says ODPEM |
Jamaica GleanerThey are the Office of Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Management (ODPEM) the National Solid Waste Management Authority (NSWMA), the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Education and the National Environment and Planning Agency.
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| LWMC men fired for stealing factory debris |
DAWN.comLAHORE, Feb 11: An inquiry team of the Lahore Waste Management Company on Saturday dismissed its three employees from service for being involved allegedly in stealing the debris of the factory collapsed in Kharak (New Town). “We have dismissed Muhammad ...
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| Waste team joy as crew members collect qualifications |
Derbyshire TimesA WASTE collection and recycling management team is celebrating, after ten collection crew members achieved their NVQ Level Two qualifications in Waste Management Operation. The successful crew members from Alfreton-based HW Martin Waste Ltd deliver ...
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| Mumbai-born engineer plans to make steel out of waste |
Daily News & AnalysisBy Shakti Salgaokar | Place: Mumbai | Agency: DNA Even as we grapple with the growing problem of waste management, a city girl's homecoming is marked with an innovative patented technology that uses rubber and plastic to make steel.
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| WEG ended 2010 with financial loss despite aid from Lyons, Princess Haya |
Lexington Herald LeaderBy Janet Patton — jpatton1@herald-leader.com BY THE NUMBERS ■ The Foundation paid the city of Lexington $50000 in host-city fees and $23000 for waste management. On the 2011 return, Long said, will be an additional $214000 paid for fire and law ...
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