The global challenge of waste management is multifaceted. Solid waste, from municipal refuse to industrial by-products, requires volume reduction, stabilization, and often recovery of resources.

How can existing systems be strengthened to recover more value, extend landfill life, and provide long-term cost stability?

Analysts maintain a broadly positive view on Waste Management's stock, reflecting confidence in steady operations.

Examining the primary cost drivers that reshaped the industry in 2025 and their implications for financial planning in 2026.

Construction and demolition waste management is an increasingly critical aspect of sustainable urban development. The field addresses challenges related to minimising waste generation, enhancing ...

EQT is pleased to announce that the EQT Infrastructure VI fund and funds managed by Blackstone Infrastructure have agreed to acquire Urbaser, from funds managed by Platinum Equity.

James Robson from Bowthorpe Growth Partners highlights the trends in the waste, recycling and circular economy sector attracting investment in 2026. OPINION: As global demand for sustainable growth ...

Harvesting the valuable materials locked away in this waste stream could generate some $95 billion in reusable resources.

Monster Organics, a leading regional food scrap collection and organics recycling company, announced its expansion into North ...

The project aims to introduce a comprehensive waste management system covering door-to-door garbage collection, ...

EQT and Blackstone Infrastructure have agreed to acquire Urbaser from Platinum Equity. Founded over three decades ago, Urbaser is a provider of integrated waste management and environmental services.