Cole Rosengren is the Managing Editor at Industry Dive, overseeing Waste Dive, Manufacturing Dive, and Packaging Dive. With a focus on climate change, sustainability, and environmental issues, he brings a wealth of knowledge from his extensive background in waste and recycling, as well as his experience as a local reporter. Cole has been featured in Smart Cities Dive, Waste Dive, CFO, Manufacturing Dive, Packaging Dive, and Yahoo Finance.
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Cole Rosengren's coverage heavily focuses on business and industry, particularly in the waste management sector. His articles predominantly feature press releases, private sector announcements, and government declarations related to waste management companies' activities.
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By: Cole Rosengren
A broader $3.6 billion bond bill includes paint EPR, but no policy for batteries as the waste industry hoped. Meanwhile, it also seeks to limit plastic bags, provides funding for state waste projects and targets a select transfer station.
By: Cole Rosengren
The $3.6 billion environmental policy package left out any next steps on extended producer responsibility for packaging, but includes numerous plastics provisions.
The multigenerational, family-owned company is growing via regional acquisitions, a recently opened transfer station, concrete and wood recycling, organics collection and more.
By: Cole Rosengren
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By: Cole Rosengren
A combination of EPA and USDA funding has resulted in numerous changes throughout the city, including free commercial recycling service, residential recycling carts, and organics collection and processing infrastructure.
An estimated 26% of the region’s waste is already exported to more distant states. The Northeast Waste Management Officials’ Association introduced its data at an Environmental Business Council event.
By: Cole Rosengren
Manufacturers are inundated with more data than ever before as they digitize operations. Executives from Amgen, ArcelorMittal, Carpenter Technology, Ford, GE Appliances and Magna International shared insights at a recent MIT event.
By: Cole Rosengren
The group has been funding research projects, touring factories and piloting workforce development programs. Its three co-directors shared highlights during recent events in Boston and Cambridge.
A new disposal surcharge generated more than $1 million during its first quarter for local reimbursements and grant funding. The recent NH Recycles conference featured updates on the state’s latest initiatives.
The Seattle-area C&D company, which was recently sold back to its founder by Macquarie, has offloaded numerous sites to MCS Recycle. It's also the subject of two complaints alleging financial fraud.
