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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In this Waste360 Q&A, Luke Jacobs, CEO of Encamp, explains how technology is transforming environment, health, and safety (EHS) compliance.
New York City’s iconic, 23-ton collection fleets rumble through every one of its boroughs like clockwork — except on Roosevelt Island.
About a third of fruit and vegetable crops are left unpicked due to labor shortages. Now robots are taking on much of the heavy lifting, teaming with AI.
UGA researchers are engineering a novel livestock feed from postharvest food loss, aiming to achieve a "triple win.”
The U.S. auto and energy sectors are charging ahead to build a battery supply chain that could be worth $400 billion-plus by the end of the decade.
The fashion and textile industry has long operated in silos. But California’s textiles extended producer responsibility (EPR) law is set to change that.
NY advanced two PFAS bills: Drinking Water Standards for PFAS and the PFAS Discharge Disclosure Act.
In this Waste360 Q&A, Anne Germain, chief technical and regulatory affairs, NWRA, explains why some companies are beginning to track Scope 3 emissions.
Accurately spotting embedded batteries and safely routing them for critical mineral recovery drives a new wave of industry innovation.
Beneath the Canterbury Amphitheater in Shakopee, Minnesota, lies a massive stormwater system that leverages 2.2 million end-of-life tires to manage runoff.
