Veolia, the French water and sewage giant with R&D labs in Trevose, has agreed to pay $3 billion for Philadelphia-based Enviri’s Clean Earth division, which treats contaminated materials for big manufacturers. Clean Earth, based in King of Prussia, …

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The University Hospitals Sussex (UHS) NHS Foundation Trust is today announcing a national partnership with The Wombles Community Charity to help the NHS clean up its act and save money — by turning non-infectious hospital waste into reusable training tools …