Author: Judi Gregory Click here to view the document: n/a Document Description: This course will look at upstream practices that reduce waste during the manufacturing and distribution of products, as well as downstream practices to collect, reuse, recycle and compost
Author: Northeast Recycling Council This guide provides a comprehensive overview of reuse opportunities and programming for state, tribal, municipal, and community leaders; materials managers; economic development specialists; citizen activists; reuse businesses; charity/non-profit representatives;, and others who desire to expand reuse
Author: Reuse International A strong understanding of Reuse is the key to any meaningful discussion on Zero Waste and overall Sustainability. The REUSE Primer provides basic guidance on the often overlooked, and generally misunderstood, field of reuse. This guide explains
Author: United States Environmental Protection Agency This EPA webpage is a guide for builders, construction teams and design practitioners to divert construction and demolition (C&D) materials from disposal. It covers buying used and recycled products, practicing source reduction, preserving existing
Author: Zero Waste New York New York City-backed website, Wa$teMatch, allows exchange of surplus goods, lower costs, less junk. Click here to view the document: Crains-11-03
Author: Zero Waste New York This was a powerpoint presented at the Manhattan Solid Waste Advisory Board in 2015, and in similar format at NYSAR3 NYC in 2014, Air & Waste Management Association in 2014, NYSAR3 conference in Cooperstown 2013.
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