Smooth Moves: Transitioning From Manual to Automated Collection
A growing trend in the industry is the transition from manual to automated collection. Cue-in to the advantages and hurdles experienced by municipalities during and after a transition.
By Gregory Warren

The ABCs of ADC
Want to know about ADC? We've got you covered six ways from Sunday.
By Neal Bolton

The Bioreactive Landfill: An Innovation in Solid Waste Management
The bioreactor landfill is emerging as a viable option for solid waste management. Here's a critical look at the issues involved.
By John Pacey, Dan Augenstein, Richard Monk, Debra Reinhart, and Ramin Yazdani

Mergers In the Waste Industry: How Greater Route Densities Impact Collection Efficiency
Consolidators argue that increased efficiency from greater route densities offset concerns of reduced competition. Better read this before accepting the notion.
By Peter Anderson

Selecting Equipment for Composting Facilities
Equipment selection is one of the key steps in developing a successful composting operation. Don't go about it blindly. Know what you need and how to get it.
By Oley D. Sheremeta and Philip B. Leege

Landfill Closure: End Uses
Engineers design modern MSW landfills to maximize capacity and save on disposal costs while envisioning an end use acceptable to the community.
By Anne Magnuson

Designing Refuse Trucks for the Driver
Your drivers spend a third of their waking hours inside the cab, so why not design trucks such that they'll be happy to come to work?
By Lynn Merrill