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Michigan’s Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy wants communities to begin working on creating new buildings with recyclable materials, and deconstructing old ones with an eye for reuse
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Padnos is the state’s largest industrial recycler.
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Nearly one year ago, the state legislature passed a massive overhaul of its waste management law. Now, as part of the new policy, the state is asking counties to begin developing "materials management" plans in January.
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The plan calls for conserving natural resources, increasing recycling, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions
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The plan would add water, juice, and other non-carbonated beverages to beer, soda and other drink containers already covered under the returnable law
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Kent County has installed new recycling technology at its Recycling and Education Center. AI-guided robots are helping reduce waste and increase revenue
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The nations decarbonization leader is partnering with Kent county operating its waste-to-energy facility
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PADNOS is making a multimillion-dollar investment expanding its recycling operations and creating jobs.
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Sustainable Business Park adjacent to the South Kent Landfill receiving state infrastructure fundingThe park is receiving $4 million through the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy.