Arlene Karidis is an Environmental Reporter at Waste360. She specializes in themes related to climate change, sustainability, and health, covering a range of topics including cleantech, greentech, recycling, and renewable energy. Arlene's work has been featured in Waste360 and Palladion Signature Import (PSI) Limited.
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Arlene Karidis predominantly covers articles related to environmental sustainability, recycling, waste management, and renewable energy. Her work often includes government announcements and citations of data.
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After several years of intense regulatory debate, California’s landmark SB 54 regulations are now in place.
Chick-fil-A has exceeded its sustainability goals, reaching its original 2025 target of diverting 25 million pounds of food waste early.
Legacy giant Toyota is propelling toward circularity via a multi-pathway strategy, targeting zero emissions across the vehicle life cycle by 2050.
Redwood Materials and American Battery Technology Company, both helmed by ex-Tesla engineers, are leading the charge.
California Product Stewardship Council’s Joanne Brasch breaks down the next steps for SB 707—the Responsible Textile Recovery Act.
As energy markets and policies have shifted, AB Energy has expanded and adapted to meet evolving demands with forward-thinking solutions.
Reducing food waste is one of the fastest ways to cut methane emissions, yet mountains of rotting organics clog landfills.
Construction and demolition debris make up a staggering one-third of landfill waste in North America.
Corporations working to decarbonize their supply chains are no longer just looking for someone to haul their trash—they want data-backed partners.
As summer warms Minnesota, litter-lined roadsides transform into busy “sorting floors.”
