Home › DATACALL: Ontario waste diversion average still under 50 per cent
 

Keywords :   


DATACALL: Ontario waste diversion average still under 50 per cent

2015-03-11 16:19:49| Solid Waste & Recycling magazine Headlines

For 2013, there were some 20 Ontario municipalities that achieved a residential waste diversion rate of at least 50 per cent, meaning they diverted more materials than they sent to landfill The post DATACALL: Ontario waste diversion average still under 50 per cent appeared first on Solid Waste & Recycling Magazine.

Tags: average cent waste ontario

Category:Energy and Environment

Latest from this category

All news
31.10Casella Waste Sees Double-Digit Revenue Growth, Provides Update on Acquisition Activity
31.10Pride Disposal & Recycling Company Orders Two McNeilus EV Collection Vehicles
31.10Cal/OSHA Translation App Assists in Communications with Remote Workers
31.10Recycled Content: We Need More Than Comments and Legislation
31.10Henrico, Va. Environmental Action Resource Team to Launch Food Waste Compost Pilot
31.10Lincoln County, Mont. Seeks Landfill Expansion Approval and Lower Hauling Costs
31.10Minnesota Months Away from Sweeping PFAS Ban
31.10Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk Reports Abysmal Recycling Rate Due to Contamination
Energy and Environment »
01.11Boeing makes 38% pay rise offer in bid to end strike
01.11The house paints that promise much more than colour
01.11Eastern North Pacific Tropical Weather Outlook
01.11Atlantic Tropical Weather Outlook
01.11Technology adoption: What's on the ag tech horizon for 2025
01.11Technology adoption: What's on the ag tech horizon for 2025
01.11How Japan's youngest CEO transformed Hello Kitty
31.10Unicharm to Expand in Africa
More »