Houston-based Waste Management will continue to shed jobs in 2025 by turning more to technology and automation for its services.

The medical waste management industry worldwide will be worth US$ 12.8 billion (EUR 12.3 billion) by 2030. Factors said to be ...

Union Minister for Science and Technology, Jitendra Singh, officially launched the "Srjanam" biomedical waste conversion rig at AIIMS, New Delhi, on Monday, marking a significant milestone in the ...

A recent study demonstrates that targeted educational interventions can significantly improve healthcare workers' understanding and management of regulated medical waste, leading to better environment ...

Union Minister for Science and Technology Jitendra Singh on Monday launched the ‘Srjanam’ biomedical waste conversion rig at ...

Developed by CSIR’s National Institute for Interdisciplinary Science and Technology (NIIST), the "Sṝrjanam" rig represents a ...

AIIMS will receive Srjanam, an automated rig designed to convert pathogenic biomedical waste into soil additives, reducing reliance on incinerators. Developed by CSIR-NIIST, the technology offers an ...

The Healthcare and Mercury Wastes Management Project (HCW Project) kicked off its five-year implementation with a national ...

In an interview with CNBC’s Jim Cramer, WM CEO Jim Fish described how the waste management company’s recent acquisition helps ...

Kakadellis suggests that a path forward will also necessitate shifting the way consumers think about certain waste management strategies — like composting. Grist thanks its sponsors. Become one.