Author: EcoCycle Zero Waste creates job opportunities and reduces trash. According to the report, Zero Waste has created 757,000 jobs, 36.6 billions U.S. Dollars in wages and 6.7 billion USD in tax revenues in 2007. Also, It explains how Zero
Author: ILSR A proposed policy in the Town of Markham. The proposal aims to promote, model and facilitate Zero Waste strategies in Town. Can be used as a case study if future research found the policy has been established and
Author: Harvard University Sustainability Rather than discuss the importance of food miles, the article intends to claim reducing meat consumption is a better way to reduce carbon footprint. Later in the article, the author emphasizes the impact of meat consumption
Author: EcoCycle EcoCycle has a calendar that lists upcoming Zero Waste events, as well as those, has been held in the past. This is a good reference to see what kind of event associated with Zero Waste will be interesting
Author: UNIDO A handbook of Eco-Industrial Parks. This document contains an introduction to EIPs, an explanation of EIP Pilot projects, its management, and outcomes, methods, as well as highlights, key insights and expected future actions. Click here to view the
Author: UNIDO Project proposal of constructing Eco-Industrial Parks in Vietnam aims to reduce environmental impacts, by transforming industrial zones into EIPs. The proposal illustrates a concept of EIP geographic distribution through graphic maps display. The financial mechanism related to the
Author: UNIDO This document is a lecture slide conducted by Dartmouth University, introducing the concept of Eco-Industrial Parks (EIP), how it works and a case study of EIP example in Midlothian, TX. Click here to view the document: A First
Author: NRDC The article explains and break down how you can turn those banana peels, apple cores, or any other yard wastes into “gold” with minimal effort. Click here to view the article: Composting is way easier than you think
Author: Bevi The article introduces 12 zero waste initiatives you can bring to your college campus. Zero waste needs more than just a campus recycling program. Click here to view the article: The Road to Zero Waste Universities
Author: Boulder County Resource Conservation Division This report was conducted to assess the generation of Construction and Demolition waste in Boulder County and to recommend a course of action based on an analysis of diversion potential, market viability, and facility
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