MIAMI - The Miami-Dade commission will discuss the future of solid waste management during a meeting on Tuesday. It comes after Mayor Daniella Levine Cava issued a memo recommending that plans to build a new incinerator in the county be scrapped in favor of continuing long-hauling waste.

Two months after her plan to build a new garbage incinerator came under attack by President Donald Trump’s son, Miami-Dade’s mayor is dropping her longtime fight for a new trash-burning facility and instead wants the county to explore building a new landfill somewhere else in Florida.

After nearly two years of Miami-Dade County considering locations for its new billion-dollar incinerator, the county is going back to square one. Mayor Daniella Levine Cava has now decided against pushing for a waste-to-energy plant or incinerator.