New York City Council has voted to enact a transformative policy that will reshape the way the city handles commercial waste.

The new Commercial Waste Zones law (Intro 1574-A of 2019) is a model for tailored local policy that will bring New York City’s outdated waste system into the 21st century, with greater protections for workers, environmental justice communities, small businesses, pedestrians and cyclists.

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