Do More Blue "Jeans" is an innovative, residential curbside textile (clothing) recycling collection program.
This issue brief discusses the innovative approaches of next-generation public-private partnerships....
Put simply, we have a graffiti problem in Adams County. For years, this was addressed through a 3rd-party vendor who averaged just over 200 cleanups a year.
Local government and the management profession can be dominated by stories about crime, tragedy, and trauma. It’s important for media sources and publications—including this magazine—to tell the positive stories of management resilience, renewal, and recovery that are taking place around the world.
Under the auspices of the USAID-funded Waste Management Technologies in Regions activity (WMTR)
After a tornado through Greensburg, leveling the city, Administrator Steve Hewitt saw an opportunity to rebuild green and strong.
Partners for Places grant program improves U.S. and Canadian communities by building partnerships between local government sustainability leaders and place-based foundations.