13 May 2026 | Biological Treatment of Waste, ISWA blog
Building sustainable cities begins beneath our feet: with healthy soils.🌱On the occasion of International Mother Earth Day, the Biological Treatment of Waste Working Group took a closer look at why this connection matters. Soil is a vital yet fragile ecosystem that...
30 April 2026 | Hazardous Waste, ISWA blog
Household hazardous waste may represent only a small share of municipal waste, but its impact is significant. Everyday products such as paints, solvents, adhesives, oils, cleaning agents and pesticides pose risks to human health, the environment, workers and recycling...
16 April 2026 | ISWA blog, ISWA news, Landfill, Member Testimonials
Deji Fawole Senior Project Manager, SCS Engineers SCS Engineers is an environmental engineering firm that designs and implements sustainable environmental solutions, serving clients across the US and around the world. Tell us about yourself I have a civil...
10 April 2026 | ISWA blog, Landfill
Juan Chamat Advocacy Engineer at Kanadevia Inova Landfill methane remains a significant and, in some parts of Europe, underestimated climate challenge as well as a powerful near-term opportunity for action. In this webinar, the findings of the recent Prognos/ifeu...
18 March 2026 | ISWA blog, Recycling and Waste Minimisation
Leading Edge Topics from the ISWA Working Group on Recycling and Waste Minimisation The Shifting Landscape of Material Circularity for Clothing and Textiles In Spring 2024, the ISWA WGRWM held a mini conference in Finland and kicked off an initiative,...
5 March 2026 | ISWA blog, ISWA news, Recycling and Waste Minimisation
Mario Grosso Associate Professor at the DICA Department of Politecnico di Milano Europe’s transition toward a circular economy is no longer a policy ambition; it is a concrete, engineered reality. Recycling is defined as the reprocessing of waste into new products or...
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