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10 tips for campus recycling success
— How to get students engaged in the campus recycling program.Read More
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How To Complete A Waste Audit In 5 Easy Steps
— Waste audits can be an eye-opening experience as they often identify wasteful practices that translate into soft dollar losses from the financial perspective. They can also highlight areas of hazard that Health & Safety need to be aware of.Read More
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Culture – Your People Make a Recycling Program Work
— Culture is the number one driver for recycling program success; here’s how to get your people using your recycling program properly: 1. Drive it from the top down Often recycling programs fail because no-one makes them a priority, however if…Read More
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Divert More Waste from Landfill with the CleanRiver 3C Process.
— CleanRiver created the 3C process to empower organizations to increase the amount of waste they divert from landfill. It’s a set of best practices that enable you to implement a truly effective recycling program that goes way beyond the bin.…Read More
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Why Aren’t There Standard Colors for Recycling Streams?
— “Why Aren’t There Standard Colors for Recycling Streams?” This is a common question that our customers ask when they first look at implementing a new recycling program. It would seem logical in a society that embraces color as a…Read More
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Save Money with a Centralized Recycling Program
— Many organizations such as Harley Davidson, Brewer Science and Wilfrid Laurier University, have implemented centralized recycling and waste programs. Claire Bennett, Sustainability Manager at Wilfrid Laurier University says “The program has been instrumental in our overall waste management program at…Read More
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Foodservice Packaging Can Ruin Your Recycling Program
— Facilities with food courts or cafeterias such as airports, office buildings, educational facilities and stadiums, often find it difficult to maintain a successful recycling program due to high stream contamination and low user adoption. One of the simplest ways to…Read More
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Zero Waste is Attainable
— Zero Waste is a philosophy that takes a whole system approach to the flow of resources and waste through our society. It emphasizes waste prevention at the beginning of the cycle rather than waste management. The goal is to develop…Read More
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How to Measure Your Waste Diversion Rate
— Use this formula to work out your waste diversion rateRead More
