Italian carmaker Lamborghini presented for the first time at a Comics & Games show half a dozen robots made from automotive waste.

Just throw it all in the trash bin. By 2029, that can become the motto for most of Hampton Roads, as single-stream recycling replaces the currently separate trash ...

At its November 3 meeting, the SPSA Board of Directors unanimously approved the contract, which invests $200 million in waste-sorting services and infrastructure.

The Southeastern Public Service Authority board met in a special meeting Monday in Chesapeake and unanimously voted to approve a finalized contract with Commonwealth Sortation LLC. The company is ...

On a smaller scale, Grochowski has become a litter lieutenant. He started using the “Litterati” app seven years ago to track his daily trash collection. “I started to recognize that if I’m going to be ...

SPSA has approved a $200 million, 20-year contract to deploy AI-powered waste sorting, aiming to double recycling rates and ...