Gershman, Brickner & Bratton, Inc. (GBB)

Brad Kelley Interviewed on Municipal Recycling Challenges

GBB Senior Project Engineer Brad Kelley is interviewed in a Recycling Today feature on how some municipalities respond to the challenges associated with recycling by scaling back acceptable recyclables, while some states invest in end market development for recyclables.

Two GBB Consultants Achieve Zero Waste Certifications

Jennifer Porter and Corinne Rico have been certified, respectively, as Practitioner in Zero Waste Principles & Practices and TRUE (Total Resource Use and Efficiency) Advisor.

A Conversation with Jennifer Porter

Listen to this 30-minute interview with Megan Smalley, from Recycling Today, where GBB VP Jennifer Porter talks about her passion for sustainability, her career path, some key projects she is working on, and waste and recycling industry trends to watch for:

Harvey Gershman Presented with SWANA’s Lawrence Lecturer Award

The Solid Waste Association of North America awarded Harvey Gershman, GBB Founder Owner Associate and Co-Founder, the prestigious 2019 Lawrence Lecture Award at WASTECON.

• SWANA’s Press Release
• See his Lawrence Lecture presentation (PDF file)
• Video interview (3 minutes) about his career, SWANA, and the Lawrence Lecture Award

See his complete insightful and inspiring keynote presentation in this 42-minute video:

Transforming Guam’s Solid Waste Management System from the Ground Up

In a 2008 Court Order, U.S. District Court Judge Frances M. Tydingco-Gatewood appointed GBB to be Receiver with full responsibility for bringing the Guam Solid Waste Management Division into compliance with the 2004 Consent Decree for violation of the Clean Water Act.

On April 29, 2019 the Court issued an Order partially ending the Receivership. In making this decision, the Court said:

“The court is very proud of the work accomplished by the Receiver over the last 11 years. The Ordot Dump has been closed, and the Receiver has installed the necessary systems to protect Guam’s waters from this environmental hazard that had plagued the island for decades. The Receiver has built a modern solid waste system for the island which includes a compliant solid waste landfill, a recycling program and a household hazardous waste disposal center.”

The Court authorized the Receiver to continue its work to complete the post-closure plan for the Ordot Dump. Click here for information about the Receivership.