Waste
- Hearing/Meeting
Waste and Materials Management Study Group Meeting
This is a meeting of the Waste and Materials Management Study Group.
- Hearing/Meeting
Preliminary Public Hearing on Statements of Scope SS 060-22 (Board Order WA-11-21), SS 061-22 (Board Order WA-12-21) and SS 062-22 (WA-14-21)
This is a preliminary hearing on SS 060-22 (Board Order WA-11-21) for proposed rules to incorporate federal hazardous waste regulations promulgated since the previous authorization of the Wisconsin hazardous waste program, relating to updated test…
- Hearing/Meeting
Waste and Materials Management Study Group
This is a meeting of the Waste and Materials Management Study Group.
- Hearing/Meeting
Council on Recycling meeting
Agenda topics for the council include DNR and legislative updates, Ridwell recycling program, AI technology installations at MRFs, an update on food waste reduction and the rechargeable batteries taskforce and more.
- News
Stop Food Waste Day April 27
Join the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) for Stop Food Waste Day on April 27 by helping keep food waste out of Wisconsin landfills.
- Hearing/Meeting
Waste and Materials Management Study Group Meeting
Ths is a meeting of the Waste and Materials Management Study Group.
- News
Celebrate National Battery Day On Feb. 18
Ahead of National Battery Day on Feb. 18, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) reminds the public of the dangers of throwing used batteries and electronics in the trash.
- Hearing/Meeting
Solid Waste Listening Session
DNR staff will be gathering input on potential improvements to solid waste administrative code.
- Hearing/Meeting
Waste And Materials Management Study Group
The Waste and Materials Management Study Group will meet via Zoom from 9:00 a.m. to noon on Thursday, Feb. 3, 2022.
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Reducing food waste at home
Edible food that is thrown away or becomes spoiled, along with food scraps such as banana peels and watermelon rinds, make up the largest amount of waste sent to Wisconsin landfills. Making small changes to how food is handled at home can…