Many urban areas have built or are considering building waste-incineration facilities to generate energy. At first glance, it seems like a win-win. You get rid of "garbage" and acquire a new energy source with fuel that’s almost free. But it’s a problematic solution, and a complicated issue. Continue reading Incinerating trash is a waste of resources
Metro Vancouver invites government, businesses and citizens to attend the 2nd Annual Zero Waste Conference 2012 – Rethinking Waste Management Continue reading 2nd Annual Zero Waste Conference 2012 – Rethinking Waste Management… the Design Difference
Metro Vancouver invites government, businesses and citizens to attend the 2nd Annual Zero Waste Conference 2012 – Rethinking Waste Management… … Continue reading 2nd Annual Zero Waste Conference 2012 – Rethinking Waste Management… the Design Difference
Kamloops, BC – Today a network of citizens groups and public interest organizations will hold the inaugural meeting of the … Continue reading Concerned Citizens Launch Zero Waste BC
Ontarians recycled only 25 per cent of their trash last year Continue reading Ontarians trashing recycling targets
Bottled water has never gone down smoothly with many environmentalists, who view it as an extravagantly wasteful way of quenching … Continue reading The religious war on bottled water
Toronto council is holding an emergency meeting today on a contingency plan to handle the city’s garbage and sewage sludge … Continue reading City calls emergency meeting to talk trash
A deal to secure peace with Michigan over unwanted shipments of Ontario’s household trash means citizens Continue reading Where will our garbage go?
