Tribal Solid Waste Advisory Network (Cohort 2) wins $1.5M in EPA funding

NexctCycle Washington Cohort 2 alum Tribal Solid Waste Advisory Network (TSWAN) has been awarded $1.5 million through the EPA's Solid Waste Infrastructure for Recycling (SWIFR) grant program, one of nine Tribal entities funded across Alaska, Idaho, and Washington. The funding builds on the hub-and-spoke recycling pilot TSWAN developed in NextCycle Washington, and will go toward setting up small recycling centers for four rural tribes, purchasing equipment, hiring recycling staff, and expanding composting.

READ THE FULL STORY: EPA announces over $11.5M in Solid Waste Infrastructure for Recycling grants to Tribes in Alaska, Idaho, and Washington


Learn more about Tribal Solid Waste Advisory Network: https://www.tswan.org/

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