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Anchorage is eyeing a bold new trash solution: a waste-to-energy plant set to launch by 2032, turning garbage into power right on the site of its current landfill. This incinerator-with-a-power-plant-attached could slash landfill use by 90%, cut methane emissions, and even save millions by replacing an aging sewage incinerator. With community support already growing—including from local reps like Jared Goecker—and a financial plan due by May 2027, construction could begin in 2030, powering 20,000 homes. The next steps? Finalizing design, securing permits, and making sure everyone’s voice is heard.

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