By Robert Kennedy
Apr 19, 2021 3:33 AM
OUTAGAMIE COUNTY, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) – If you live in Brown, Outagamie or Winnebago Counties, chances are your trash ends up in the Outagamie County landfill.
In 2003, the three counties partnered to coordinate waste disposal and recycling. Leaders say the agreement has saved taxpayers more than $48 million and has lowered tipping fees, which is a charge to anyone who disposes of waste in a landfill.
“We have some of the lowest tipping fees in the country. Why is that important? Well, you’re paying taxes. You’re having to pay less taxes to take care of your garbage and recyclables than you would elsewhere,” Dean Haen, Brown County Port and Resource Recovery director, said.
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EGLE, Michigan Chamber of Commerce and more than 30 partners join with bipartisan lawmakers to announce NextCycle Michigan
EGLE, Michigan Chamber of Commerce and more than 30 partners join with bipartisan lawmakers to announce NextCycle Michigan
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Largest collaborative effort in state history to spark recycling and recovery economy
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William Hinz, the CEO and stakeholder in alternative energy companies Inductance Energy Corp. and Wyo Technology Investment LLC, and other individuals that signed onto a term sheet underpinning the dispute with Resource Recovery Corp. urged the court to grant summary judgment in their favor Monday. Hinz and the other individual signatories argued that the term sheet is not a binding document because.
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